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I have a hard time keeping my gas grill full of propane, it definately would be a pain with a truck. In our shop it seems the forklift is always out of propane when you need it in a hurry. Frank

Looking good! Frank

What an adventure!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing this experience, very interesting. Frank

Home Plate?

I plan on checking this affair out. What time does it start? How long does it last? Is the Home Plate still serving fish fries? Frank

I plan on running in at night with my blackout lights on and taking the backroads to get there. Although all the roads are backroads out there. Frank

Wow, thats about 16 mile from me, I hope I can nurse the truck to get that far! Frank

Exact location please. Would be interested in attending with my M37. Thank you, Frank

Excellent event! Wife and I had a good time with the M37 and met a lot of people including Skinned Knuckles and his girlfriend. AMVETS had good food each day and seeing the tanks, amphibians, and bulldozer working was a treat. Frank

Fuel pump is located on the forward lower right side of the block. Stock fuel pump is quite large and hard to miss. Follow the fuel line back from the carburetor. Frank

Sounds like it could be AB Linn in Salisbury, NC. He sells a lot of M37 items on Ebay but you can buy directly from him. Frank

I believe the Canadian trucks had 6 blade fans. My truck ('52) had a 4 blade fan. I would use the 6 blade if I had one. Frank

I had an M37 engine that was govt. rebuilt in 1973 and it had been sleeved. The sleeves were machined flush with the top of the block. Frank

Yes it appears to be a 1/2 ton dodge but it has duals in the rear. Does it have a single or two speed transfer case? Frank

I wouldn't blow air back through the fuel pump, I would disconnect the line feeding the pump and blow back from there, although it seems that you are getting fuel to the pump. I think your fuel pump is not working, the diaphram may have disintegrated. Frank

Check for fuel line contamination. Sounds like the pickup in the tank is clogged or there is a blockage in the line. This is common in an older vehicle that sits unoperated for a time. Frank

Chances are that if the seal is leaking the bronze bushing is worn oversize or the axle bearing surface is worn below service limits allowing the axle excess movement within the housing and defeating the seals purpose. Measure the axle and bushing in addition to replacing the seal. As stated...

The seal is behind the inner axle bronze bushing. Frank