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Good looking truck. Really appreciate the detail in your write-ups.

I've been using 2 908D batteries from Deka on an M-813 with the NHC-250 -- very strong.

Nice photo sequence on the Esmet install. Your truck looks really clean. Can you post a few more sometime? Thanks, Jared

The Jacques Littlefield Military Museum has a big if not the biggest collection of tanks. He passed away in 2009 but the museum is still there. Military Vehicle Technology Foundation

I have the same battery just from a different manufacturer: Deka 908D. They are big. Have an M813 and it cranks it really well. I had to put the Battery Minder on for a couple of days earlier this month because I haven't been driving it enough. After that they're just like new.

I just replaced the steering wheel on my XM813 and was amazed at how much torque it took to get it off. And I was using a wheel puller I bought a couple of years ago on eBay. When it broke loose it was a big "pop" as it sprung off.

That looks pretty good!!

Thanks CARNAC -- donation made.

Hello CARNAC, Please provide whatever info you can find on this truck: It's an XM813 Serial No: C12510804 Registration No: 05C29470C12510804 NSN: 23200508902 Purchased from individual in New York No bumper numbers The info above was from the ID plates in the truck. The ID plate indicates...

I had thought the same thing -- that the level wind added to the front winch allowed more cable to be spooled since it would (at least in theory) be more evenly wound. Saw this in the winch TACOM Depot Maintenance Work Requirement -- DMWR 9-3830-501

Very nice work. That is a great looking truck. Consider posting any videos? Nice touch with: "Soldier B greasing the zerks"

908D from Deka -- it's a big battery

I use 2 908Ds and it cranks just fine

I noticed that also. The -10 lists the front winch capacity at 20K Lbs. I've wondered if the rating given in the -10 and what seems to be the commonly accepted rating is expecting that you would be using a snatch block which would effectively double the basic winch rating. The difference is...

Geez that's a big tire when you look at it that way.

How about this one?

Nice job on the pictures and commentary--

You can get them at Memphis Equipment: Military vehicles for sale, surplus military vehicles for sale There are 2 size o-rings for the standard Combat wheel. Might be something like 3/16" and 1/4" o-ring cross section. Depends on the stud size of the studs that hold the wheel together. I have...

I have 2 908Ds in my M813. They're big batteries.

Nice Job! And great set of pictures.