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It did. The turn shown in the video is why most drivers can't get a tractor trailer to my house (I can, but that's a whole other story). Andy

Let's see if this video will come through... Andy

The wrecker starts easier and doesn't leak as much oil. :razz: Andy

My M817 from the Albany, GA GL sale a few weeks ago showed up yesterday, approx 10 AM. A friend helped my get it hooked and back to the house before the rain showed up. I have to unload the GL trucks that I buy at a local school's parking lot because most drivers can't get an 18 wheeler into...

Sweet, thanks! Andy

Didn't Reb87 put them on a M919?

Mods, if this is inappropriate, please delete it. I'm in need of some 24" NDCC tires for my M123. Size is 14.00 x 24, anybody know where they can be found? I'm looking for at least 6, more if the price is right. Also willing to consider the later 24" Michelin tires that came on the M911...

For collector's insurance, use Gulfway. Quick, cheap and easy. Gulfway Insurers - A Leader in the Specialty Insurance Industry Andy

Under compression, at full turn, the knuckles on the outer edge of the tire will rub the "c" shaped bracket on the rear part of the frame section. Remove the bracket and you remove the rub. FWIW, only the passenger side rubbed on mine. Andy

Take the outer wheels off of the rear tandems and you're no longer over width. It worked on the M123 that I had hauled from CA to MO. Andy

I currently have (2) M816's. Bought them both and drove them home. I have used them for lifting and placing many things. Operating costs are as to be expected, they're not the cheapest to use, but I like them Insurance and licensing are both relatively inexpensive, compared to commercial...

Nope, just the one's that I've got for sale. Thanks, Andy

I have some new belts for sale, listed in the classified section. V-Belt for Cummins NHC 250 Military Engine - Steel Soldiers::Military Vehicles Supersite Andy

I agree. Leave them nothing that can be turned against us. Andy

Isn't that what the passenger is for? :p Andy

The military lubrication guide that I have calls for 10 wt motor oil for the hydraulic system. Andy

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Yes, you mount them "dish out" on the rears. Andy

+1 Andy

An easy way to check is to measure the bolt pattern. If it's a 13-1/4" bolt circle, then it's a pls wheel, and it won't fit the 5-ton. If you need wheels to fit the 5-ton, I have them, and I'd be willing to trade :-D. Thanks, Andy