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10 GoodAbout wwiitrucks
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- Birthday 07/23/1956
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Location
Excelsior, Minnesota, U.S.A.
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Mainly U.S.Army vehicles and manuals
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Occupation
Retired Heavy equipment mechanic / operator
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Hello all, Potrayal Press has a new Weasel forum, and I'm trying to get all Weasel owners and afficiandos involved on it. As you might guess it's about Weasel and Weasel-related subjects (T-15, T-24, M29 and M29C). I hope it will become large enough to solve some Weasel related issues such as the track problem, and that it will become an important source of information where people can ask questions about and get answers to everything Weasel-y. https://forum.portrayalpress.com/ -Jeff
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Hello fellow C2 owners.Looking for T.O. no. 03-5CA-1 ,It is about the Inertia starter used on Federal and Biederman trucks.Thanks Jeff
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Hello fellow C2 owners.Looking for T.O. no. 03-5CA-1 ,It is about the Inertia starter used on Federal and Biederman trucks.Thanks Jeff
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Here is a picture of it
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Trying to gather parts and came across this on page 404-405 of ord9 g-150 ,water stowage tank. Where is it ? What is it for ? Can not find it in any other manuals. Jeff
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Series 5 Ward Lafrance
wwiitrucks replied to wwiitrucks's topic in Transporters & Wreckers (All Nations)
Here is my wiring mess. -
Series 5 Ward Lafrance
wwiitrucks replied to wwiitrucks's topic in Transporters & Wreckers (All Nations)
Hi Mike This all started when I removed the transmission to see why my clutch did not work right and flip the ring gear ,Turned out to be grease on everything from over greasing of the throw-out bearing. Anyways with the transmission out it was just right to stand and check out why the fuel gauge was not working. The wiring is all new but the lay out of the wiring is all wrong and plastic cable ties, my low air buzzer is mounted strait ahead of the chock and throttle cables,The big resistor for the black-out drive light was cable tied to the steering column support,way to many single wires -
Series 5 Ward Lafrance
wwiitrucks replied to wwiitrucks's topic in Transporters & Wreckers (All Nations)
What the heck, Are there no wards over there -
Any one have or can take some pictures of what behind the dash should look like and where the low air buzzer and resistor and flasher are mounted. Mine looks like a cat was playing under there. Jeff
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Hercules DFXE G159 Diamond T
wwiitrucks replied to wwiitrucks's topic in Transporters & Wreckers (All Nations)
I guess no such thing,I know when you look in the Ord 8 they only list std,.020,.040 But if you look in the Ord 9 they list std.,.002,.005,.010 individually and then std,.020,040 in sets. Lets hear from you. Thanks Jeff -
Hello Who has main bearings for the DFXE .010 under. Thanks Jeff
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Hi Steve I have just about every manual or book about these trucks and trailers. The two best are; DIAMOND T type 980/981 by Les Freathy & Robin Pearson and Diamond T 980/981 The M19 tank-transporter train in British Army Service by Pat Ware,I think these guys are on this site. Pat Ware's book has some information on the trailers,It shows Contract and Census numbers but nothing about serial numbers. I was hoping to stir the pot when I posted in the : http://hmvf.co.uk/forumvb/showthread.php?7379-Diamond-T-Gallery/page130 I would like to know what FW stands for. Another question I hav
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As long as it warmed up to 26 I went to my shop, here's My data plate and as I was taking the picture I looked down and look what I found, Front right corner of the dolly. Jeff
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Hi Steve That is where mine came from also, Italy,Army Cars, Italian data plate. I am about half way cutting and grinding the extensions off. Jeff
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Hello Can any of you ad to this; http://hmvf.co.uk/forumvb/showthread.php?52433-M9-45-ton-trailer Jeff