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Continued - Hold down on armature shaft while lowering motor body over armature / brush assembly. Make sure that wire pass through is aligned with slot on motor body. Magnetic force will make it hard to control. Make sure to push down on armature shaft to keep brush alignment with armatur. Now...

These are my steps for a rebuild. Pictures: - Tools Used - Cleaning Supplies - Remove Snap Ring - Remove motor body screws while holding motor together. - Remove end cap from shaft end. - Push down on shaft while removing motor body. - Pull each brush away from motor armature. Wrap brush wire...

The bearings are identical to the Maxfan bearings. The part number stamped on the bearing is the same as well. I’ll post up additional detail on cleaning and assembly in the next few days.

I’ve been using two Maxxaire fans in my habitat full time for six years. Both fan motors have needed to be cleaned once or twice a year due to the dreaded squeak. Recently I found replacement bearings on Amazon. So far they are working well. They are also inexpensive so I will replace them each...

Purchased these from Amazon last week to replace old Eagle Creek cubes. The quality is better with less mesh to tear.

Check out this listing on Fourbie Exchange. https://fourbieexchange.com/listing/2002-ford-e-350-super-duty/

The 5160’s handle the weight of my heavy tire and wheel package and tail heavy LJ better than the 5100’s. The 5160’s have less fade over washboard and seem to be well matched for the weight of my Jeep. Just a thought, if weight is a problem, perhaps your springs are not up to the task. As far...

I had Bilstein 5100’s on my 2005 Rubicon LJ. It‘s a bit tail heavy and on a 4“ lift, 35’s and heavy beadlocks. The 5100’s performed well and lasted for 7 years and about 70k miles. What I did not like was the ride over washboard and small irregularities. It just felt harsh. I replaced them with...

I have found the KUS USA folks to be a good source for tank gauges. With mechanical and electrical options. Prices, shipping turnaround and customer service are good. https://kus-usa.com/product/mechanical-sight-level-gauge-mge-mges-1-5-npt/

Not a six speed but really nice FJ. Not mine. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2014-toyota-fj-cruiser-116/

Dometic Oceanair Skyscreen. They can be custom ordered and are pricey. I‘ve bought them from here in the past. https://www.zarcor.com/products/oceanair/skyscreen.php

Arizona

Thanks to all for taking the time to search for a part number!

I do not have an MB part number. The brake canister vent elbow looks similar to the cracked ones on my 1982 DAF YA-4440, DAF part number 4720-12-173-8426. I’ve had a bit of a problem finding them in Europe.

If anyone is able to find a source for the brake canister vent elbow, please share. I could use a couple of them.

You may want to talk to these guys. They’re in Florida and import expedition trucks. https://terra-exp.com/

I very seldom use 4x4 but, use 2WD low range regularly to control speed over rough sections and for climbing. For that reason alone, I would go with a 4x4 transfer case.

This looks like an alternative. It appears to be a copy of the Truma Combi. Available in gas, diesel and propane. http://www.jp-parkingheater.com/

Founds this on Amazon. Batteries last about five months with continued use. Have to push a button for a 3-5 second backlight. Been using it on batteries daily for about six months.

Check with Expedition Imports https://www.mpttires.com/