Sounds strange but you might want to check your float bowl level.
I had the same problem, couldn't figure it out. Bent it a little to raise the float height and was good to go.
Worked for me

Good info. Thanks! I hope it is possible. I will crawl around under it better. My 52 m37 has front pto. My 49 power wagon has front and rear pto on it. I have spare transfer cases w pto for both and am interested in picking up a 42 wc12, Can't help my self. But I really love the winches on these tru...

Does anyone know if I could easily put a m37 or civi power wagon transfer case with pto in a 42 dodge wc12?
Thanks

My 52' m37 is down right know.
I am looking for a chain sprocket for my rear pto shaft for my 49' power wagon winch chain
Wore my teeth off. 10 point
Worth a try.
Thanks. Jared
Also have a bit of spare m37 parts.
Will take a better inventory soon.
But I live in alaska

Thanks a lot Tim!

Thinking about buying a rusted out alaskan beach rig 46' civilian power wagon for parts.
Does anyone know if the motor tranny and transfer case are compatible with my 52' m37?

On the valve subject.
My manual doesnt show the valve order.
Is this correct?
Exhaust-intake-in-exh-exh- in- in-exh-exh-in-in-exh.???

I got to say. They are damn tough tires. Just not the best on ice. I see a lot of ice for at least half the year. I'm amazed how a six thousand pound truck can drive up on snow burms and drive through 4 ft. Drifts. Getting the neighbors in there new 40,000 dollar trucks unstuck. I put ambulance spri...

All of them.
Where do you live?

I screwed some 4 wheeler studs in my tires.
Pretty cheap, makes a difference. I was surprised, they stay in the tire.
Useing semi chain to plow, or for deep drifts.
Can't wait to get better tires

Thanks alot!
Much appreciated.

Another favor.
Can anyone tell me if this is a standard connecting rod bearing size part #
g741-71-18521
Ord # 7418521
SNL G741,G502,G507

You might try clamping the soft fuel line with vise grips before disconnecting?

I have a worn bearing in my #6 connecting rod. Crank shaft appears to be stock diameter and clean. Don't want to do anything major right now because it's below zero here in Alaska and I would like to get it up and going for firewood/plowing. Looking online for a stock standard bearing set. Confused ...

I have some 20" split rims with 11.00 20 tires that came with my truck. Probably custom