Work Performed to Convert the 1967 Kaiser M35A2 to a Water Truck
These are a few pictures of the work that I performed to convert the 1967 Kaiser M35A2 to a water truck for use on a friend's farm. The truck will be used to draft water from a river flowing through the property and will then cart it to the orchards where it will be used to charge sprayers or it will draft water from the river and will then be driven around the property spraying water on the ground for dust control during events such as harvest festivals and bluegrass concerts.
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1 | Truck from the rear with the tank and pump installed. Spray bar and custom receiver hitch still to be added. |
2 | Pump unit. Pacer 2.5" pump attached to five horse Brigs and Stratton. |
3 | Truck for the front side with tank and pump installed waiting for delivery. |
4-26 | Various shots of the truck in the "paint shop." Wire brushed and sandblasted rusty areas of the cab, applied USMC specification rust converter, masked glass areas... |
27-48 | Application of RustOleum Almond Paint. Not quite as brown as the military specification desert tan, but close enough... |
49 | Instrument panel. Truck has 100hrs on the clock. |
50-53 | As delivered parked at the farm. |
54-56 | Spraying water for dust control during the 2004 Bluegrass festival held on the farm. Go to www.gravesmountain.com for more info about the festival and other events. |