Need help locating a part

[texas30cal]

I'm looking for the two rectangular rubber seals that seal the windshield frame to the cowl. They are attached to the frame with screws on the bottom near the outside edge of the frame.

 

[jmb6741]

Which model of vehicle are you working on?

 

[gringeltaube]

If you are looking for spare parts, please post a want ad in the "Parts Wanted" section of our classifieds.

 

[texas30cal]

It's a m35a2, I guess it's kind of a want ad, but more so want to know what it's called or if anyone knows of a vendor that has it. I prob should have titled it" need help identifying a part"

 

[quarkz]

The experienced would start a thread about the project / repair or add an entry to the 'What have you done to your deuce this week'. Post some pix of the progress. Then say "now all I need to find is a couple of these rubber squares.". Next thing you know people are falling over themselves to help.

Or post a want ad, as previously mentioned.

 

[texas30cal]

Thanks so much for the help

 

[Guyfang]

Do you have the TM's? Look it up. Its always easier to ID something when looking at an exploded picture. AND, you can often see that there are several different types of the same part, one for each different model of truck. Then everyone is on the same sheet of music.

 

[doghead]

And you can google search it by part number and or NSN as well as lean the proper name.

 

[gringeltaube]

................ but more so want to know what it's called .............

OK, let me help a bit with this...

Part number: 7373337, NSN 9390-00-737-3337 (unchanged since the early 50's and up to the last -A3 models)

Since you might find some parts books only calling this "WEATHERSEAL", or more vaguely:"NONMETALLIC, SPECIAL" (TM 9-2320-361-34P, JUL1993) - or even completely missing just that part# and description.... (like TM 9-2320-209-20P, rev. DEC1989), Item#33 - Fig.158, on page 336)...

... I'm posting this, from TM 9-2320-209-34P (1976, rev. in NOV1989), to be found in our own library:

 

[Guyfang]

I plugged in the NSN in my browser and had several hits. Can't swear if anyone has it, but give them a call.

 

[DavidWymore]

My first two tries would be rapco and white owl.

OR

http://www.oshkoshequipment.com/products/detail/265/1514/Windshield-Assembly-Bottom-Seal

Or get some rubber and make some.

 

[texas30cal]

Thanks very much gringeltaube, that's what I needed!! It's EXTREMELY hard for me to look at tm's at home, dsl internet is not available, dish network sat internet isn't available, and on my phone I usually have 1-2 bars of 4g or 1 bar of lte. Only option is broadband but I need 80' of tower.