GROUND IT FIRST!

they are static sensitive and should be kept in the bag until use. They work great and ive never had problems with them when installed correctly.

Hell of a deal, I paid 250 for mine and how rare they are.

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Having a brain fart, brake line set or fuel line set in the picture?

If anyone can use the set let me know . Not sure what its worth

They are good but are static sensitive and will short out VERY easy with no ground or simple shock.

I was going to recommend Rick also. I bought one from him 2 years ago and it looks great and new to this day, and he is right here are two versions.

Agreed, we ship vehicle frames, etc. Take the tires off and put in on some heavy duty pallets, band it all down , and ship it.

I'm looking for a tested take out in very good condition , NOS that's tested, Rebuilt one that's tested ,you get the idea, etc Radiator that's in great condition for my M37. Id like to pull mine and put the new one right in. Then maybe have my old one repaired.

Ready to buy now -

Carter, That is about what I did when putting mine back together. I had 4 very slightly longer bolts on my 4 corners.


Now to pull my radiator that I see is leaking now and have it repaired or replaced....

I replaced mine today the correct way, still might have snugged the bolts up too much but it was harder to do with the cork not being trimmed and the gaskets wanting to overlap and the pan not wanting to sit flush because of the cork.

I also use Halomar this time.

You , me , and a lot of us sure want one. I think that's the last thing I can cram on my truck , I hope you find one

If its just a bare frame, crate it up somewhat and ship it Fed Ex Freight. They will ship it no problem , not sure on the cost but they will do a much better job than some other places.

I like it also.

I took everyone's advice and went with the correct oil last year when I drained and refilled my cases. Same with the steering box and no grease...

I like the 2nd one more, how about - Dodge M37 3/4 Ton - on the front where it says G741 with or without the star and bridge weight , then the back like you have it , looks like a M37 and has our forum on it . Would anyone be interested in it all no matter what the end design after we agree? Id like...

That's great to hear, I had to drain my tank not long ago.

Try and run premium non ethanol gas in your truck if you can.