[mathewJ]

Hello folks,

I am in need of couple of jeep accessories and after seeing a grease gun in another thread i though of trying my luck in this forum. If anyone cans help me sourcing some of the below mentioned jeep accessories i will be really grateful.

1) Grease Gun
2) Oiler
3) First Aid Kit (if it comes with content or not)
4) Tool Kit ( wrench,screw drvider, hammer etc)

If you also manage to see any other accessories for sale or need more explanation from my side (pictures etc) please fell free to call me or pm anytime...

I know this is a along shot>>>> as i see lot people from kerala i was wondering if anyone has a source for side valve engines ( L head "Go Devil engines") in any conditions

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Rejo

[S@~+#0$#]

Here's a picture of a WW-II Jeep's toolkit for your reference

[male_dude001]

Here are a couple of more pics of ww2 jeep (G P W) tool kit

[mathewJ]

thank you guys!! but anyone know how i ca source it out???

[JayD]

Mathew, do u have a low bonnet in cochin?? would love to see it.

[mathewJ]

Originally Posted by JayD

Mathew, do u have a low bonnet in cochin?? would love to see it.

yes I have a GpW which is under restoration!!

[gotzuk]

Originally Posted by mathewJ

Hello folks,

I am in need of couple of jeep accessories and after seeing a grease gun in another thread i though of trying my luck in this forum. If anyone cans help me sourcing some of the below mentioned jeep accessories i will be really grateful.

1) Grease Gun
2) Oiler
3) First Aid Kit (if it comes with content or not)
4) Tool Kit ( wrench,screw drvider, hammer etc)

If you also manage to see any other accessories for sale or need more explanation from my side (pictures etc) please fell free to call me or pm anytime...

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Rejo

Hi Rejo,
I have some accessories for the WWII jeeps but they are not for sale.
Attaching some pics nevertheless..

First Aid Kit in original paint/markings and with contents




Eagle oil can


Irwin Screwdriver


Pyrene Fire Extinguisher


Two types of grease guns were used in the jeeps during the world war.
The first type is shown in the pic posted by by male_dude001. It was a
Alemite gun, model number 5585 and was used till early 1944 and was
stored in the tool box. Thereafter Alemite grease gun model no. 6593
was supplied and was affixed under the hood using a bracket.
Alemite Grease Gun 6593





Will keep my eyes peeled for the accessories you have mentioned.
Cheers
Vaibhav

[mathewJ]

thanksdor the picture....

Your first aid kit looks great but I guess the ones which came in the GPW & MB had "stock 9-221 200" written on the lid.

Is your oiler have 4" diameter & 6" high???
Yes for a GPW the correct grease gun would be Alemite 5535.
Wrt your Irwin I am sure it's not the correct one... Your is I presume 8" long where the correct one shld be 11" long. Nevertheless a great set of tools indeed. Can I have ur phone no: so that we can speak OTP.


Rejo
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[gotzuk]

Originally Posted by mathewJ

thanksdor the picture....

Your first aid kit looks great but I guess the ones which came in the GPW & MB had "stock 9-221 200" written on the lid.

Is your oiler have 4" diameter & 6" high???
Yes for a GPW the correct grease gun would be Alemite 5535.
Wrt your Irwin I am sure it's not the correct one... Your is I presume 8" long where the correct one shld be 11" long. Nevertheless a great set of tools indeed. Can I have ur phone no: so that we can speak OTP.


Rejo
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Rejo,
The first aid kits were issued in the field by the Army Medical Corps and
were sourced from various manufacturers like Richard Green & Co., Mine Safety Appliances, etc,. They came in various markings like
"Stock No. 9-221-200", "9777300", "Gas Attack" or just plain "U.S. Army Medical Department", etc., depending on which arm of the defense forces it was given to.
But one thing that it should be, is a "12 Unit Kit".

The oil can is the correct item with the correct knurled base. I will have to dig out the screwdriver from my garage and check the size. But i think you
could be right about the size. It was definitely not 8 inches but not 11 inches either.

Thanks for appreciating.
Sent you a PM.

Cheers
Vaibhav

[mathewJ]

btw did the Gas casuility Kit came as a part of the ww2 jeep tool kit. I think they came after April 1943.

[gotzuk]

Originally Posted by mathewJ

btw did the Gas casuility Kit came as a part of the ww2 jeep tool kit. I think they came after April 1943.

Rejo,
I like to think that since they were mentioned in the FM21-11
(War Department Field Manual, First Aid for Soldiers), which was dated
7th April 1943, the gas casualty kits must have been around slightly before that.
But i guess April'43 onwards would be foolproof.
But it was not a part of the tool kit. It was allotted later by the Medical Corps/Battalion

Cheers

[Torque-ative]

Dudes what the hell are you guys up to !!! Invasion of columbia ??????

[gotzuk]

Originally Posted by Torque-ative

Dudes what the hell are you guys up to !!! Invasion of columbia ??????

Come on Torque-active,
We can't probably invade Columbia armed with some first aid kits and
fire extinguishers and a screwdriver, can we??
Cheers

[Spitfire]

You guys drive around with all that in the Jeep?

[mathewJ]

Originally Posted by Spitfire

You guys drive around with all that in the Jeep?

NOt yet though!! Would love to accessories the jeep with First Aid Kit in the dash, Grease gun under the hood, tire pump under the rear seat, Fire extenguisher next to the pedals, Oiler next to the horn!! the damn problem is getting them here...

Originally Posted by gotzuk

Come on Torque-active,
We can't probably invade Columbia armed with some first aid kits and
fire extinguishers and a screwdriver, can we??
Cheers

Btw.. Where was the Jack placed??? Did it have a bracket to hold it??? I have see pictures of jack being put next to the Horn but i am sure thats not for the WW2 Jeeps