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Yes you will need to spin the engine over and remove 33 bolts from flywheel to separate the torus from the flywheel.

Haha, while I'm hauling, could throw it on the pile...but to be fair, I won't be down that way till spring so you may want to pass on my interest if you don't have any room. Also don't wanna put you out running all over the countryside picking up parts for me. Those trannys are a little heavy...

While you are on a roll...what about the hose coming off the air compressor going to the fire wall. Just guessimating, but could one call it the governor hose?? In the pic its the black one-has to crimped ends on it

ooowww. not all sad..has some parts there to be used. But yes, perhaps a RIP sign should be put up!!

OK sounds good.

Gentry-would be interested in transmission...are you around Vegas this weekend?? I'm visiting my sister, maybe you could drop it off--haha just teasing. Seriously would be interested in transmission, have some family that lives in Diego, won't be down till beginning of summer where I could pick...

As one can imagine...anytime an engineer labeled a piece of equipment like a Honeywell smart valve-smart it's probably significantly less than smart, it's a POS

We dropped to -18f about 3 weeks ago, got some decent snow. It's been cold here till this past week-not too much of the day is above freezing. Warming up now again. Suppose to be low 60s Wednesday-yippe, but for how long? Fired off the g749 this afternoon over lunch-think I'm gonna put some hay...

https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=EaD5fgst32k With 5:20 remaining the g749 shows herself briefly. Gotta love this guy. If you search some other videos he has a massive collextion of weapons, armament, uniform, medical supplies, etc. He's probably better equipped than the modern...

Wow looking at that shelving you could really hoard some parts!been a tough winter has it been okay?

The black hose with the crimped ends...to the left of the red heater hose that is the intake for the compressor

Finally made some truck time!! Its been a little out of control summer, so I havent had a free moment to work on the truck! We had put water in the cooling system back in july cause I didn't have an antifreeze at 2am when Paul and I went to start it. Should I have let this slip by and ruin the...

I hear you brother-I'd have forgotten what mine looks like if I didn't trip over it walking out of the shop!!

Whats going on with Goose...or is it going to a party?

My m135 is number 5584 manufactured feb of 52. Registration #41114085. Tough to read but looks like it bumper says it belongs to the 6 th army? Hope that helps

I'll bet you felt terrible, wink wink

Nice pics! Looks like a real nice truck. Does it turn over or is it seized? What part of la do you live? I moved my sister once to Hollywood in dads f250-they didn't believe in wide streets back then...must've been laid out when people were getting around on horseback. So is it final---is she a...

I worked and went to HVAC school in san diego, so I understand the restrictions of CA--can't say I miss an ounce of that. The restrictions just don't make it worthwhile to live there, haha speaking for me of course. San Diego was decided-ly very military when I lived there; between the different...

I'm sensing an issue>>buy an army truck, everyone decides they like it, parking issues etc.>>only one solution...you have to change zip codes!!! Congrats on getting it home. Seems like you've had a tough go of it--getting it home that is!