We're planning on going, but we'll see how everything work out here

Thanks guys! I always love getting an old engine working that hasn't in a long time

I know it has been a while since I've posted anything on here about my truck, but have had some time to do some stuff to over the past few weeks. So I got the carburetor rebuilt a couple of weeks go with my in between time with school and going back to work. Then had some time today with my three da...

Is it a gear type pump driven by the distributor? If it is open up the pump and put some assemble grease in there where the gears are. That way it'll have some suction and draw in the oil.

Almost any color would be better than silver. at least in my opinion.

52PLOWERWAGON wrote:I have a manual that has 230 specs if you would like to borrow it

I'll more than likely ask to borrow it a couple times when I start to work on it.

ashyers wrote:Give this a try:

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/upload/M37 ... clutch.pdf

I don't think you need to register, but it's not a bad idea .

Yeah defiantly gunna have to save this. Thanks for that.

Not sure if this is the right section to put this in, but does anyone know where I can find the measurements and torque specs for a 230 engine? Just so I have them when I have time to tear into it.

Just go with OD green Trav it'll match the rest of the truck.

Tony C wrote:Holy cats, another Yooper. I'm from the Copper Country now living in NorCal where there is no lumpy rain in winter and temperatures below no temperature at all and the mosquitoes don't need concrete runways to land.

Are you at Gogebic?

No I'm at Bay College in Escanaba. I live near Daggett.

Yep the good old Upper Peninsula. I'll definitely be doing some searching. I'll try and get some pics up later today

Hi everyone new to the forum here. Been on here on and off to look up info, but finally decided to join. I have a 1952 M37 that I bought this spring and have been slowly working on it on my days off from work. I am also a automotive student at the college near by so I might try and bring it to work ...