50 Power wagon manuals

[Karl Kostman]

Hello Folks I hope you all had a very nice Christmas! Guys I own a very nice 50 Power Wagon and last Fall I got the body and all the attached hdwe stripped off the frame and this week I got a very good start on the frame and all that is attached to it. I have the diffs/axle and leaf spring assemblies left to remove. Two questions for you with a whole lot more experience with these trucks than I, are, does anybody know if there is an assembly manual on the drive train on this truck, primarily the trans with all the levers etc. and also a rebuild manual primarily for the transfer case and transmission oh and the PTO? I need to in the very least strip these down to insure condition and put all new seals in them. Any documentation ideas would sure be appreciated. I do have all the books that Vintage Power Wagon has for sale already.
Thanks very much for any ideas guys!
Karl Kostman

[MILO J HULL]

No 7 on VPW list of manuals is the one I use most it has a lot of info in it. Click the link and scroll down to see it

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bxz...RkNUNDZ1E/view

[Matthew Welcher PWA]

The early Power Wagon Manual has some decent exploded views, the Linkage on the side of the transmission always makes me scratch my head as it is going back together. As far as additional manuals and or books, some of the M series books have better images of the differentials , which come apart and go back together the same as the PW. Let me scratch my head on a few of these items and see if i can't find you better images.

[Karl Kostman]

PW Manuals

Thank you guys very much for your input I will get any books that I do not already have and TAKE LOTS OF PICTURES!!!!

Thanks Again!
Karl

[Greg Coffin]

I highly recommend getting the M37 manuals. I use mine all the time when working on the drivetrain of my 6x6 and Power Wagon. They have 5 times the info that the regular Dodge manuals have.