I have to come back on this. At the time I disassembled the jeep it had the skinny rear prop shaft mounted. At assembly I found out both front and rear shaft were not the the correct size. When I bought the jeep a T-90 transmission was installed. Now I know the propellor shafts need to be replaced as well when the T-84 is exchanged by a T-90, as the T-90 is longer and therefore needs a longer front prop shaft and a shorter rear prop shaft.Jos wrote: ↑Tue Jun 12, 2018 3:01 amHi Jon,
Please add my jeep to the list. I live in the Northern part of The Netherlands, close to the owner of Slat I06I28.
Mine is Slat I06I63, dated 12-24-41 as per the data plate. Purchased from a guy located near Seattle WA. USA. It has a skinny Prop shaft.
Doing a frame off restoration at the moment, intend to drive it to Normandy next year.
Thanks,
Jos
So forget about the skinny shaft found on Slat Grill I06I63, it can't be original.
Cheers,
Jos