Keep in mind your windshield frames are the same as what is on the M35 2.5 ton, M54 5-ton, and 800-series 5-ton.

Might be easier to find over there.

Just not the 900 series 5-ton.

Dennis

In a word, no.

Park it and have someone rotate the wheel whilst you look for 'slop' in any linkage or tie rod end.

Something is either looking for lube or replacement.

The M37 in stock form is easy enuf to steer.

PoW

Plasti-Dip.

PoW

That is a pinion seal for the M37, not the bearing set.

The drop-in (complete 3rd member) is purely Chrysler Corp, not Spicer, Dana, or anybody elses design.

PoW

No, they have a bit of a pattern pressed into them.

D

I need the areas just in front of the seats that lie flat.

Dennis

What did you do with what you took out? I have a pretty nice cab with a rusted thru floor.

PoW

Sure would be nice if the mod could increase the size limit on images.

So many details are lost.

PoW

BTW, the front axle never needed any service in all those miles,

I did blow up 2 Warn M13 hubs over the years when really working it in 4WD.

PoW

A few U-joints, not many. They just got a bit sloppy, no catastrophic failures. Rebuilt the generator with new bearings & brushes. Lots of tires, several brake jobs. 3 sets of seat covers, 3 repaints. The radiator developed a leak, resoldered to be OK. Some seals on the transfer. A new clutch &a...

That would be me. Back around '73 or so, I finished up a restoration of my M37, and did a Diesel repower. Yes, 13 sets of ring/pinion gears, none of which were aftermarket. The majority were complete NOS drop-ins when they were available. Never broke anything, other than a few axle shafts in really ...

Gillispie 36173 from Rapco in Texas

Yep the differential has to come out. No biggie, mark the placement first of the ends before removing the caps. Easy to do that. The pinion preload is very tedious to set, as you have to pull it several times to set each bearing set individually. If you don't have the TM's, go to steelsoldiers.com w...

Big Mike's has new speedos for your M37:

https://www.bigmikesmotorpool.com/colle ... -ms39021-2

PoW

Yep. The right tools are harder to find, and not at your usual hardware store.