Recent content by Stoner63

I call my friend Tom. He works at the quarry near hear. He does blasting. He will simply ask where you want the stump to land. Love that plastic stuff.

Thanks so much! Cali is to far away for me in Alabama. I do appreciate the offer. I went to CSM Davis's place this week end and he took me to camp Shelby to see the trucks that GL has there. WOW!!! Acres of M931's and M923's! We saw a lot of really cool trucks that will never be for sale...

Do you have to re wire the trailer to 12V or can you just change the bulbs to 12V like 1156? Where can I find a Pentil hook hitch for my Toyota?

It was a really great time. Going to Camp Shelby was at lot of fun. Never have seen so many trucks and tanks :tank: in one place. Was neat to so many of the trucks at Shelby that will be coming up for sale in person. There are even 7 Duce's that will come up for sale this year. Really want an...

I think I can make it. Only 3 hours from my house.

I've found a site that seems to have all the MWO publications listed where you can download the entire MWO for each one http://trucks5ton.tpub.com/

I'm in!

Jeff, Do you still have any running trucks available or just parts?

Why not sand it down to bare metal? Seems to me that would be easy and less expensive than sand blasting. Is sanding a no no?

That's what I think. The guage was bad I would think or the guy who took the photo did not pay any attention to it. That scares me more.

Funny about this post. I have been looking at M900 series trucks on GL. They sometimes have good photos of the gauges and the other day I saw a shot of a M923A2 at idle at 650 RPM and the Oil Pressure guage was at zero. That would scare the heck out of me.

Its sad that the military put the Huey out to pasture. Most army pilots love flying the UH1. In flight school it was like getting into a caddy from the TH-55.

Scar, How do I find that spin on kit?

That's cool! We were in Pensacola last year when we saw the UH-1H mounted on a stand at a park near the bridge to Gulf Breeze FL. I saw the serial number (tail number) and realized it was a Huey I flew in the Guard here in Birmingham for years.

What's an A4?