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Mission Complete, so nice to have a solid shifter back .... Thank you-all for the advise and support.

K5, disregard my request fo length on the Napa studs ... saw the pics from your previous post ... gettin old is h@ll

Noticed that these studs are for aluminum wheels ...did you happen by chance to resource a number for steel wheel applications?

Outstanding ....appreciate the research ...can you provide the length of the studs you bought from Napa ...just curious

K5, I'm a Mustang with 33 years of service and I never meet anyone in all those years who didn't get LOST at least once "Back In the Day" while orienteering with a compass, plugger etc. Did several of those courses over the years especially when I was operating at SOF standards ...Its a very...

BLUF: Use Studs With the Proper Length on Your Front Axle! My purpose in starting this thread was to gain insight regards mounting HEMTT Rims on my 818 and "Singling It Out"! The safety issue that grabbed my attention after the dust settled was the discussion regards use of bud-nuts on the...

Pin completed, cleaned up the shifter as the edges of the ball on the shifter were nasty due to the broken pin. Pin was turned from steel and then hardened and polished. Have to be careful with the hardening process because if its to hard it becomes brittle and may crack/fail. Heat soak prior...

Pulled the tower today and determined that my tower is a bit different than that described in the TM. There’s only 1 pin, and you have to pull the shifter out thru the bottom of the tower after removing the spring inside the tower. There is no twist off collar so that you can remove the shifter...

162TCat .... how did these studs work out on you "H" wheel install ..... i have the same set up on my 818 and need to replace my front axle whel studs ... can you provide an update? K5 ...what was the length on those Napa studs vs the length of the original studs ....

Ouch ...so these are the WA1210/11 studs ?

Bob I'm one cheap old S#B LOL ...will try the self abuse / self repair route 1st ..going to school and have access to lots of machines here like mills, lathes etc .... if that fails it will be a call to John at MM ... thanks for that suggestion :-)

That makes sense ..went thru the Trany TM, and the pin issue looked to be the most plausible ... had to take a trip to upper New York so I did not get the chance to pull the shifter yet, will do that after school today ...suspect that the pin is either broken or missing ... thanks for all the...

Well, I decided I need to take the gearshift assembly off tomorrow and take a peek .. My trany was rebuilt in Danang Vietnam in the 60s ...will post pics as I progress....

Have been using my 37 as a daily driver and its been a blast. She runs like a fine instrument and the positive comments and thumbs up I get every day make all the work on her restoration a real pay off ... folks just plai love tl see these beautiful old beasts on the streets. Spent yesterday...

Looking good, keep the pics coming!

Outstanding work Gunny ... keep posting pics!!!!

Forgot the best one, pardon the oversight!!

Pics of Dana's beautiful M37 with searchlight and fender mounted heater :drool:

Replaced the blade and pump and took her out for a drive on Saturday ... Ran like a champ and all is well!

ALCON: I have been driving my beast to school once a week for the last 2 months. My round trip is about 80 miles and my M-37 has been a dream to drive ... its stock and I am fortunate as the speed limit on the back roads here are posted 40 or 45 MPH, which is the perfect speed for my classic...