Well, I haven't been on the forum in some time but had a situation today that brought me back to where all the thinkers are. My M37 Generator went south. I did the by the book test using the mil test set and leads and have no voltage coming out of the generator at all. I want to convert to the 60amp...

Kurt, That's creative... I will have to remember that one... :) but I just got off the phone with an old buddy I have in Ga and he is going to lend me his trailer... so problem solved. I have used his before so I know it will work and it will only cost me a kit to rewire and replace the lights on it...

Thanks for the advice.... I could have sworn that I had seen where others had used the two wheel dolly and didn't have a problem with it. Glad I asked. That being said, are there any rental trailers that would work without being over loaded? The kind rented from u-haul from what I understand is just...

I haven't been on the forum much lately and know this subject has been covered many times but I will need to move my M37 without a trailer and wondered if there were any rental company dollies that the front wheels go on and the rear wheels roll on the ground that will work. From what I remember fro...

I have the original type lug wrench but to be honest... I don't care for using it much. I also have a 1 1/2 inch open/box end wrench about two feet long and in my opinion it is way easier to position the wrench in the horizontal with the box end on the lug nut and hold on to the troop seat vertical ...

I am pretty sure I just went to the parts store and got the one for the civie 230 and didn't have any problems. I also used tack adhesive to keep it in place while I put the pan on. I used no sealant, just the cork gasket and have had no leaks yet and that was several years ago. You also may want to...

I believe I got the gasket from VPW. Scraped the old one out and replaced with new... but I like Sid's solution and would try that myself if it becomes necessary again.

Mark

I will be getting my Military fuel pump rebuilt sometime soon and had planned to temporarily install the civie pump just to keep it on the road, the part numbers listed on the cross reference list I have is NAPA 2766 and AC 9615. I haven't had a lot of luck with the cross reference list when I get t...

I got mine from John at Midwest. Good guy to deal with.

Mark