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Ok all- Into the Power Wagon breach for me... First, a little history.... My first dream vehicle as a kid wasn't the "Army Jeep" like most kids. I saw a M37, but had no idea what it was. It wasn't until years later when I saw another one and asked about it that I learned the designation...

Thanks. That's actually a standard M1105 with a CBC (Chemical, Biological Cover). It's a steel reinforced fiberglass shell I picked up.

It really depends on the truck, the mods/improvements done to it, the paperwork trail etc. For instance: I bought my 1990 M923A2 for a VERY reasonable sum. (Not stating because it really was a brother-in-law deal). It was titled for Offroad Use Only. This is what I recovered: Since that...

Gonna be a tough vote....

Gonna be a tough vote....

Great looking bike!!!

Hallo! Welcome to our corner of the internet! Love your chocolates and Olympic bikini team!!!! Oh, and here's my 1955 Harley Panhead...

Ya know... for a "once and for all" post.... there's a whole Lotta comments here.... 😁😆😅

I heard a new to me reference for airing down called "bagging the tires"....

I love looking at 10 feet of snow! On the internet. From my 70° porch In Louisiana. 😅😆😁

I didn't realize the wire wasn't connected to the gauge at all. Thank you again!

Ooohhh... so at some point it was unplugged.... gotcha! Thanks.

OK all- Once again offshore and thinking about things I need to fix on the 5 ton. My fuel gauge isn't working, and I know it's because the Packard connector to the gauge is disconnected. (Well, there's a Packard connector marked "28" anyway. I'm not sure if it goes from the gauge to the...

#truestory

#truestory

Well- Sometimes you just have to go to the correct TM. I searched the -20... It **is** called the unloader valve... 🤦‍♂️

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OK all- I had a situation last week where my "unloader valve" got stuck in open(?) position and I had to whack my air compressor with a hammer to close(?) it. For those who don't know, it's located under the injection pump on the driver's side of the engine. Here are my questions: 1. What is...

Hand it to a Marine and tell him it's fragile.

I have to say, there were some **very** sloppy spots in the field we were in and my sweet lady @IRIS_Always had her doubts, but Bertha walked through them like no ones business and she would grin, squeal and say "Oh my God this truck is AWESOME!"