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Looking forward to seeing pictures of your machine, good luck with the starter, that third bolt in the back corner is a challenge.

I had a customer who bought a harness from the above vendor for a M38A1, the rear lights would not work, the vendor admitted they made some with incorrect wiring. Unlike other harnesses the A1 is all one piece from instruments to the back, it would involve a lot of work to remove it and send it...

Hang on to your wallet when you see the price of a new one $$$$$

Good job, glad to hear she is powering your house, I always pre heat mine before a cold start.

Every CUCV I own and have ever owned including my past M1031 have had a lower left corner radiator leak, good luck with the rebuild.

My Engineer BN had one of these to haul our D9 dozer, had to get road permits to use it on the road.

I have the original USGI kit used on the M151. PM if interested.

Post pictures please.

Looks like they have a bunch of them, I see them re listed every week for $39.

I thought I would post my findings that it may help some one in the future. Voltage went high on my MEP-003A, 160+ VAC. Hz reading was correct but I had no control over the voltage using the voltage adjust and % load meter and voltage meter were not working. My initial thought was bad voltage...

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?105481-Hydroboost-Repair-Leak-Fluid-Drivers-Side-Floor

I used a 102" stainless CB whip, shortened it to around 62", re-threaded the top of the base, I think it's 3/8-24, used a small military antenna tip on top of the whip. If it's just for looks the length really doesn't matter. I used a swr meter to determine the length of the whip for the best...

I printed them and the clarity is only fair, if you could find a way to scan them I think it would be better. Speaking of winches, Adelman's Truck Parts Ohio has new in the crate winch bodies for $250, no cable.

Got some snow, then it rained and is still raining, no more snow, touché..

PDF should be fine, thanks.

I am looking for installation instructions that came with optional kits for the goat to go into my book. I have the soft door kit instructions and updated engine wiring harness sheet, looking for winch, hard top etc. Thanks

I would give Tom a call before going too far, I see a lot of work there. The alternator is hanging off to one side and I can't see the pulley which is unique to the goat. Also the front steering box cover is missing, I see a few red flags here. Windshield's complete are pretty cheap, around...

Yup reversed, that's the battery box top under the seat. All the fill's were exposed on M151's. Interesting tread pattern on the tires, locally procured I wonder?

The vacuum valve on the RH side of the pump probably needs to be adjusted, it rotates forward and back, make sure the tab on the back side of it is engaged in the pump correctly, tough to explain but self explanatory. NDT also makes a valid point to check the lines.

Would have to see pictures of it including the engine compartment, too many factors sight unseen.