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. Sure looking good - And pretty quick too!

. The actual glad hands up behind the cab - where the hoses are used to feed a "king pin type" trailer air - have a shutoff "ball valve". Keeps stupid stuff from happening like trying to use the glad hand connections by the pintle and a pintle trailer at the same time. The hand valve will also...

. Here you go... 42pages worth. Doesn't seem complete but more than we had. .

That would be better than nothing for sure...

. Maybe somebody has a trick up their sleeve, but the only way I know of to replace those grease cups is R&R. .

. Had to paste a picture of the Tracked Truck. :cool: .

. I guess it's good for the BRCC guys. Sad that the investors are buttheads.

. Looks like a happy young man up in the turret! .

. MTVR as in the MK23? The 7-Ton USMC Trucks? If so, the best you can get at the moment is the -10 (Operators) TM. Even that manual isn't released to the public even though there are plenty of them "in the wild". Snap a few more pictures of the truck itself. The label maker blue things...

. Truck looks great! Finding a local tire guy is really nice. It's worth the dollars to have the job done right too!

. Troubleshooting Guides attached. .

. According to a chart that I found, Group31's measure 13 x 6.8 x 9.44 inches with the 9.44 being tall. Is there some sort of "filler" in your battery box? I have Group 31's in one of my M108x's with room to spare. The tops of the battery post are just a little above the top of the bottom...

. The VA is dealing with veterans who were exposed. Here is some of the information that is posted on their website. The Sherwin-Williams MSDS (safety data) sheet is attached below as well. COPY-PASTED from the VA CARC Paint CARC (Chemical Agent Resistant Coating) is a paint used on military...

. Smart move waiting to use vinyl on fresh paint... Paint needs about a month to "off-gas" as it cures so you don't end up with bubbles under your vinyl. .

5 Tons, 10,000# on the dirt. 10 Tons, 20,000# on the highway. AND, if you don't sink up to the bottom of the axles, that 5 tons can be more. But not officially.

. The plug would be on the bottom or possibly bottom side of the transmission. Most times, the plug would be a half inch square drive that you could easily remove with a ratchet. Thing is grinding gears is an obvious sound - and you would feel the grind through your hand with it on the...

. Welcome to the Outfit! So you already have a new-to-you truck... Congratulations! Now it is time to "hit the books". The Technical Manuals (TM's) will help you a lot. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/tms-for-the-m39-series-5-ton.77614/ We also have a parts spreadsheet posted here...

. Welcome to the Outfit! Like @TomTime suggested, the TM's (Technical Manuals) will definitely be your friend. Learning what the writers call parts can be different than what you might call those same parts - and that can drive you nuts! There are flow charts made for solving problems. Those...

. I personally would say no. If you pack the bearings correctly, an extra glob in that "well" between the inner and outer bearing shouldn't need to be filled. I went out and searched for more opinions on "the glob of grease". Mercedes claims a requirement for 60 grams in that "well". I...

. You could buy a fancy plastic "bearing packer" and use a grease gun to pack the bearings... OR you could hand pack them. Back in the old days before plastic bearing packers were available by hand and no gloves worked just fine. Here is a picture off the Web (complete with blue gloves to...