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. Well by gosh and begorra, Welcome to the Outfit! Be sure to download the TM's (Technical Manuals) for your new-to-you truck. There is lots of information and even some step by step troubleshooting in those crusty, boring old books. Maybe bathroom reading or something to put you to sleep...

. And to echo what @cucvmule already said - Welcome to the outfit! Congratulations on the new-to-you truck too. Really hoping to see more pictures as your restoration happens.

. Just guessing and looking at the neighbor's generator... It is on a bi-weekly fully automated run cycle, and for the past 15 years I haven't discovered any flying evil critters when I walk by and look at it. They have half inch welded wire applied to keep out the 4 legged critters. Wonder...

Wanted: 5-Ton Radiator for a M923 Series Truck. More specifically one for my M936 if it happens to be different.

. I have a very old Fluke 8020 B that still does the job very well. (almost as old as dirt) Also own a Fluke 117 that is smart enough to figure out what voltage it is reading - to avoid "smoking" it on "higher than expected voltages". Also have a clamp-on multimeter that I honestly don't know...

. Could be too that having a picture of what you are missing will help... Maybe a little rust or dirt on it has it hidden from normal view too.

. I have bought several things over the past few years from Michael. He has delivered several (down the road about an hour away) and I have picked up stuff too. Darn good guy and as "straight as an arrow" when he tells you what he he has for sale. Looks to me like you have a project on your...

. If you can find yourself a FLUKE meter, you won't ever have to buy another. They aren't the cheapest but very dependable. .

. Looks Sharp! .

. Ouch! Dang that crashed truck looks pretty bad. Like it might have hurt too!

. Looking good! Nice to have friends who are able to come and get you @ the train station. I enjoy a trip here in the states on Amtrak to Virginia. Takes almost all day, but it is a relaxing ride...

. Another idea - rather than spending $37.10 plus shipping is to get a piece of square steel OR a square socket that fits the hole. The square steel can be bent to that "L" shape so you have one in your truck. The Parts TM is here for download (free) and the part in question shows up on PDF...

. Seems like on the steel part of the mud flap is the best plan like @simp5782 suggested is the best plan for the 1083.

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. On what kind of truck? M107x or M108x? I have one mounted on my M1088 on the drivers side and a small tool box too. Since the ladder on my particular truck is on the right and I have to climb up to the center of the truck - the mounting doesn't get in the way. Somewhat crummy picture in...

. Well, with that accomplishment - nobody can say that you were out in left field with the sun in your eyes. Now at least you won't have the sun in your eyes anyhow :cool:

. And just a little OJT helps as well...

. And there is a BUNCH of really cool and useful "Extras" like straps and fuel cans with that truck too!

. Here in the city there is an independent trailer company that rents just about any kind of trailer you might want. Car Haulers, Horse Haulers, Race Car Haulers, and Cargo Trailers. These folks build custom trailers and they keep a small fleet to rent. Chances are that you might find a place...

. Got any more details or maybe a few more pictures? Did you pick up the fuel line with a "T" or did you plumb it straight into the tank?