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The CUCV setup is strictly a generator, 10kw if I remember right, where as the M887 setup is a 200amp, 4kw welder/generator

I've never used the CUCV Genny, but I always thought it be handier than the Hobart, just for the fact it has 220v capabilities. Alot of my repair/weld tools are 220v, so I can't run them on the Hobart, I have to have a separate genny or 220v on site I run the Hobart welder on side jobs, and it...

On the off chance someone shows up with HMMWV parts, wouldn't mind a set of mirrors and mounting brackets

Anybody bringing military wiring components? Looking for a couple of the 2 into 1 Packard connecters.

Going to try and make it down Saturday if I can get away for a few hours. Looking for M37 parts, or whatever else I find I feel I have to have

No parking, bring it on over, I'll watch it for ya :-)

So Bob, what's your plans for it?

There ya go, matching trucks, nice job. Looks pretty clean

For anybody attending who would like to participate in the parade, you need to be at the airfield no later than 1:30, as that is our departure time to leave for the staging area at the MDOT building east of Gaylord. Parade leaves at 2pm sharp, as local LEO's shutdown the road for our convoy...

I second the Vintage harness. Joe is an excellent guy to deal with, always great conversations when I call him. The harnesses are a work of art, nicely taped up, everything fits good and where its suppose to.

Here's a pic if my M887, with a M101 bed on it. Sold it before I got to finish it, but I was gonna mount an underbody toolbox just ahead of the rear wheels both sides

No, not all, ours is a SRW with the 360 V8, 727tf, np208 tcase.

Interesting, I have an '85 Dodge factory 1 ton, 33k original miles, has a Dana 44 front axle. 4.10 gears. Most dodges 1 tons of that era came with Dana 44 front axles, unless you spec one on the sheet, ordered a snow commander pkg, a dually, or later years a Cummins. Most crew cabs had Dana...

Where did u get the smoke grenades? Got a few extra gauges to install in my M37, think this would work nicely

As stated, 110v is going to limit how thick of plate you can weld, and for how long. However, if your stuck on wanting a 110v welder, id look at a Miller Millermatic 212MVP. Its a dual voltage machine, so when you find 110v isn't enough, you can plug in to 220v and use the full machines potential.

I gave Lane (CitizenSoldier) your money for that pass side alt bracket setup. Thanks

Ok, I'll keep an eye on it when I perm mount it, just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something in the installation. I stuffed a 6.2 into an M37, so I cant space too far, as the manifold will hit the shock mount tower

Twomorestrokes, what's the reasoning behind double exhaust gaskets? I just mocked up my turbo setup I bought from ajsmith184, using basically no gasket, and I have zero interference with injectors or the steel lines. A couple the rubber ones will need shortened, but otherwise no issues. It is a...

Thanks Eric

Kip, I cant make it again this year, but I'd like 2 IR lights. Can they come north via the SS express, and I'll have somebody pay you at the show for them?