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The SF-97 is only good to the original buyer from the government , that is who needs to get the title . Most states consider selling a vehicle without a title in the sellers name title jumpimg to avoid taxes , this why you will have a hard time titling it now unless AZ does bonded titles. Why...

I found this by putting the TM number in the search box at the top of every page. It is in the Misc. TM's section. J.I. Case MC4000 Operation Maintenance and Overhaul Manual TM-04060B-15 Forklift

What fun is that.

It doesn't look good for you. Way Ahead for Kansans to on road title MV stamped Off Road Use

You would feel it turning corners.

It wouldn't have air lockers , and if it's got Detroit lockers in it you would know driving on pavement.

This is probably the best picture from the TM (TM9-2320-289-34P) It should be easy to line up with the center of the cross member over the axle. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/upload/CUCV/tm9-2320-289-34p.pdf

Drive it and spend the money on a new clutch kit while it's apart.

^^^^^^ This:ditto:

There is no torque spec listed as it is recommended not to lubricate.

Grab a bucket of popcorn and start reading , I bet this thread will end the same as the one I am linking. Wheel Lug Nuts & Studs and Anti-Seize

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It looks like it is a restricted TM Dist Restriction Code C U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND THEIR CONTRACTORS ONLY

Get the NSN or part # from the TM (in the trailers section of the TM forum) and run the NSN or part # through parttarget. http://www.parttarget.com/

On a A-arm that is getting beat to death going down the road ,even worst off-road . There was a reason the factory used locknuts , because lockwashers don't last, Especially chinese lockwashers/

Lockwashers tend to break ,it's worth the small price of new locknuts.

The main boom cylinder extend the boom out on the ground , unhook the lines and pull the pins on the cylinders . But since these have twin cylinders for the boom rebuild both of them at the same time . You should also be able to pull the swing cylinders with out removing anything else . You...

A member paid $7700 in 2010 to get a M925 from Hawaii to the main land . Here is a link to the thread (see post # 9 ). Bought an M925 in HI... should be fun

You can also build a power bleeder fairly cheap . Deuce Power Bleeder R4x4 Style

http://www.bunkerofdoom.com/travel/s.../tm/nhc250.pdf