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Can somebody help with the correct plumbing for the heater in our 1947 loadmaster truck and also where can I get the radio fixed I also have about thousand more questions about this old thing if somebody has the time ,Iam a very new comer to this so all the help I can get will be greatly appreciated. I do heavy equipment repair for my job so Iam not afraid of a little grease. THANKS

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Green Truck,

I'm going to move your post to the General Truck area. Since you have several questions, that would be a good place to start.

We have a Radio Bench, and that would be a good place to post that question.

Roll down the list of forums. We've split them up into some broad topics so that people who are good in those areas can be of more help with what they know.

Glad to have you. Hope someone will be with your shortly.

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If you can post a photo of your heater that might help in getting correct replies. One of the 1947 heaters was different from the ones in later years. I'll look for a photo and post it later.

Also, is your truck similar to the 1946 trucks or similar to the 1948 trucks (check the Gallery link at the top of this page.

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Welcome to the Stovebolt Green, it's always good to see more Pacific NW people join in.


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