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MV Addiction filled. Reis the Beast M1078A0 is born

M1078MAN

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Behr 4300 383 Green

Love the Behr 4300 383 Green..That was slapped on with a foam roller and was still a tad wet

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Behr 4300 383 Green continued

So today



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I stopped at HD and picked up a gallon of the 383 green. And also made a stop at harbor freight and picked up the 9 dollar HVLP..results20190728_195919.jpg20190728_195905.jpg
 
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For sure not carc..but a heck of alot easier on the lungs. And clean up was so simple.

Later I am going to try 383 green rustoleum like Sean Filner/Able build did with tan..I hear that is pretty tough

Overall. Very happy with results
 
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Overall. Very happy with results

You bet, it looks great.

And I'm a little removed from the industry but guessing that paint hasn't changed all that much.

The rule of thumb was Exterior paint, you figured re-painting every 5-7 years no matter who the manufacturer or what quality.
 

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And she lives, Power to the box

Another Ahab Your right..

So tonight I decided to put power to the box..I will be dam,everything powered up..even the fans.

Well one thing did not power up, the crank pencil sharpener under upper panel between outlets and switches..

but at least its labeled:p

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/Mail Call\

Today recd a gallon of Rayco 5606h fluid for my pump rebuild from etay..just waiting on the 300140/23 piece seal kit from mro.
 
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Dam work is keeping me jumping. Not much MV RTB action/mainlining . Past couple of days we got some down pours, no internal leaks.

Picked up some galvanized sheet for patch panels. Rivets/will use Sikaflex 221 to seal.

Spent a few minutes sweeping and removing junk from inside the box..and contemplating repairs to the buggered up hack job to the the space left of the door. Thinking maybe a small pdp to plug in power, water ect, with a hinged cover similar to whats on the door/and rear at fan outlets.

Also, starting to think longer range-dsl fired hot water heater, ac, solar power, shower, bunk, weapons/storage..

Still waiting for my 300140 rebuild kit
 

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Got good news from MRO in the form of a tracking number for the 300140 parts kit..a few days and it should be here

Meanwhile, working on removing and relocating conduit, lights and needless stuff. going to paint the interior white
 
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AHU pump rebuild

With the 300140 kit on hand, I now have all the seals, springs balls and gaskets to rebuild the AHU cab/spare tire air over hydraulic pump.

I started out by inventory and id, then i removed the parts that are not used. One gasket that is not on the parts breakdown is the sq gasket with 4 holes..right picture, bot left..additionally the old pump did not have this gasket installed...

take a look at that reservoir gasket, gone is that cork gasket, replaced with a rubber gasket. i think that eliminates the potential for the common leak/silicone mess and split cork i have seen in the past.

Oh, interesting bit of information. kit came from Alaska, Ordered through MRO Hydraulic $76.00, free shipping.

TM Reference; FIG.253 AIR/HYDRAULIC POWER UNIT,HOSES
AND FITTINGS, Item 24 PAOOF 0PFG7 58477 TANK AND PUMP UNIT,................. 1

NI...Rebuild kit....OPFG7....300140....1


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Shelter Work Continues

Although I want to rush through this AHU rebuild, I am not..

Based on daylight remaining, decided to spend a little more time in the box clearing out conduit, wire and lights. It was too late to really get anything in depth done..

lil progress..even the switch and led work..see 3rd pic as the sun went down
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interior before removal of lights and conduit
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Today looks like a good day to get some work done on the AHU
 
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I have been pinging Sean Filner/Abel, but have not heard..for sure would appreciate if anyone knows or has purchased, post up paint code.
Takes awhile to figure out how S.Soldiers is divided up...... but their is a paint and body-ish forum. You can probably find your answer about paint there quicker

https://www.steelsoldiers.com/forumdisplay.php?23-Paint-and-Bodywork

also this looks real helpful....... tons of military paint codes..... literally. https://paintref.com/cgi-bin/colorcodedisplay.cgi?manuf=Military&con=m&page=1&rows=50
 

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AHU pump rebuild added info

In my quest to find a more inclusive kit for this pump, i stumbled on this part number which contains numerous matching part numbers for the 64574/58477 pump including the 3 SS recommended parts. 14121/17429/202613

-Items with * come in kit,

-items in Italic/underlined match part number of 64574/58477 and TM

-Items Bold,Italic/underlined, are the SS recommended parts

I was trying to find additional parts in a kit form verse buying separate. This gives you 23 parts included in the kit that are a direct part number match for the FMTV pump and 8 parts you may not us..again, price might dictate. 76.00 is what the kit goes for.

Considering the 3 SS parts alone are 60 dollars, for a few bucks more you get 20 additional parts.

This below list is the breakdown of a pump with similar features [100190,100195] https://www.spxflow.com/en/assets/pdf/100375_parts.pdf

Note-I also see a regulator and oilier made for the pump in the parts illustration.

I did another review to the TM, and found more part number matches

1 36497 1 Check Valve Body
2 *251215 1 O-ring (1.494 X 1.212 X .141)
3 10002 1 Cap Screw (1/4-20 X 3/8 Lg.)
4 *10442 2 Copper Washer (3/8 X 1/4 X 1/32)
5 *10445 1 Compression Spring(.164 O.D. X 23/32 Lg.)
6 *10423 2 Steel Ball (9/32 dia.)

7 10427 1 Pipe Plug (1/8 NPTF)
8 50494 1 Pump Body
9 202568 1 Ball Guide
10 *10261 1 Copper Washer (3/4 X 19/32 X 1/32)
11 36822 1 Filter Adapter (Torque to 35/40ft. lbs. oiled)
12 27680 1 Filter
13 28400 1 Piston
14 *10263 1 Copper Washer (1” X 49/64 X 1/32)
15 33959 1 Cylinder (Torque to 90/100ft. lbs. oiled)

SS 16 *14121 1 U-cup (11/16 X 7/16 X 1/4)
17 202624 1 Retainer
18 *11034 1 Retaining Ring

19 *28979 1 Gasket
20 *13938 1 Compression Spring(1-3/16" I.D. X 5” Lg.)
21 28395 1 Spring Guide
22 *12692 1 Spring (3/16 O.D. X 1-1/2" Lg.)
23 *10303 1 O-ring (7/8 X 3/4 X 1/16)24 338
24 33824 1 Piston Body
25 *14265 2 Piston Ring
26 *28239 1 Gasket
27 37468 1 Rear Head
28 10241 3 Lockwasher
29 11434 5 Soc. Hd. Cap Screw(#10-24 X 1/2 Lg.;Torque to 50/55 in. lbs.)
30 33822 1 Piston End Plate
31 *28183 1 Piston Poppet
32 33845 1 Exhaust Valve Stem
33 *251835 2 O-ring (2-1/2" X 2-5/16" X 3/32; Nitrile)
34 *10300 1 O-ring (5/8 X .468 X .07
35 *251214 1 O-ring (1.002 X .720 X .141)
36 16450 1 Steel Washer
37 16453 1 Screw (#10-24 X 4” Lg.;Apply Loctite 277 or equivalent to external threads.)
38 *205674 1 Cap Screw (#8-32 UNC X 3/8 Lg.)
39 *205679 1 Spring (.485 O.D. X .915 Lg.)
40 *11863 4 Backup Washer(1/2 X 3/8 X 1/16)

42 28387 1 Muffler
43 *34283 1 Gasket
44 21094 2 Bushing
45 *10268 4 O-ring (1/2 X 3/8 X 1/16)
46 *16448 1 Compression Spring(5/16 O.D. X 13/16 Lg.)

47 *12522 1 Disogren O-ring(3/8 X 1/4 X 1/16)
48 *12549 2 O-ring (13/16 X 3/4 X 1/16)
49 15426 1 Drain Tube
50 *10275 1 O-ring (15/16 X 3/4 X 3/32)
51 10807 1 Cap Screw (1/4-20 X 1/2 Lg.)
52 50888 1 Port Blockg
53 14456 6 Screw (Torque to 25/30 in. lbs.)
54 *29992 1 Foam Tube
55 *33853 1 Reservoir Gasket
SS 56 *202613 1 Bumper
57 41633 1 Reservoir
58 15823 4 Lockwasher
SS 59 *17429 1 Backup Washer(2-15/16" X 2-3/4" X .045)
60 37434 1 Air Cylinder (Locate Groove toward top near cover plate.)
61 11151 4 Soc. Hd. Cap Screw(#10-24 X 1-1/4" Lg.)
62 24132 1 Filler Plug
63 50889WH2 1 Cover Plate
64 17428 4 Soc. Hd. Cap Screw(1/4-20 X 4” Lg.
-Torque to 90/100 in. lbs. oiled.NOTE: Cross torque in increments of 50 in. lbs.)

Part numbers marked with an asterisk (*) are contained in Repair Kit No. 300140


I also posted this to the "everything pump related thread", Well found this
23 part kit from mro for 76.00 free shipping. RECD


After going over kit, I am adding the following to the information thread.

The following parts item numbers are pulled from the 300140 kit as they do not cross in the TM. Items; 19, 23, 33, 34, 47, 48, 50, 54 and do not appear to be needed
 
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AHU pump rebuild COMPLETE

Well, not tested yet but the rebuild went well. might put it on sunday..got honey-do things to get done


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