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Well.... We made it home alive, no major issues on the return trip. But some minor ones. On the way back, we dicided to stop in Pendleton for a lil gambling since we were running late anyway. We walk in fully expecting to lose the $100 we came in with for gambling. Jeff suggests I hit a...

If anyone needs anything hauled, have room in empty pickup and trailer, headed from boise to tri cities Wa, then on up north from there. Will be passing Idaho motorpool in the process. Let me know if you need anything to go that way. Steve 208-890-5454

I would argue the same point about 6605, It is an attached item.

Decided not to tax the axles in the trailer. We do repair work, for a rental outfit, and they cut me a good deal on this gem. http://www.bigtowtrailers.com/pdf/1505_(B-5T,6T,7T,8T).pdf Its the 6-BT, 12,000lb rated, 18' deck with 4' fixed and 14' of tilt.

Here is our race truck...All the stickers on the doors are placed on sign magnet. One shows magnet, one shows outlines after magnets were pulled, but before the washing.

This is not mine, I dont know anymore about it. Please contact the owner for further information. http://boise.craigslist.org/grd/530531218.html pic for the limited ones....

look at harbor freight, either local, or online. We use a gravity feed blaster gun for small projects. and use aluminum oxide for the blast media, it is really nice to weld over... here is a couple links. media http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=95546 gun...

Tow rig...Borrowed Trailer...Borrowed Each from different people. Pic

About 500 miles, behind a ford superduty diesel, with trailer brakes. I just drug the 2 m105's home with the same setup, and it towed great, came in at 16.5k that trip. so even at 2 or 3k more it shouldnt be a big deal. I like the idea of moving tires around to adjust the tongue weight. Ill...

From the center of the front axle to the center of the rear-most axle is 178" At least according to the TM 43-0001-31 Link: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?module=pagesetter&type=file&func=get&tid=1&fid=file&pid=78

I was thinking I might be light on a figure as well. After I posted, I was looking at the photos and realized I forgot the suspension (front and rear). Might be close, Im thinking 16' car trailer, loaded backwards.

The TM also shows front track width at 67.75" to the center of the front tires, so Im guessing here too (since I sold my last truck) that the overall front width to the outside of the tires is about 78"? And another question, which end of this truck will be heavier, front or rear?

My rough guess would be 1000lbs per axle, plus 1000lbs for tires/wheels, and a 1000lbs for the frame. So..............5000lbs? Rolling chassis No engine, trans, or t-case, stripped cab, 6 tires. Im trying to figure what trailer to take, without being extreme overkill. Heres the pics.

Re: RE: M35A2 Mini Light Kit info This one? nopics

Here is a link to some images in the photo gallery, Im just not sure which winch this is for. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?module=photoshare&func=showimages&fid=154

RE: Err oopsie Wouldnt that drop the payload capacity by roughly half? Might look a lil better with the rear axle slid a foot or so forward. Interesting though.

RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Design Change between 1952 and 1 I am also guilty of saying, do a search, or go look in the tm's... It was how my first questions were responded to when i started out here. But when I respond with a look here or there I also provide a link, allowing them access to...

Ok I answered my own question with a google search. But ill post my findings for all. I was asking about the use of a solargizer on glass mat style batteries (optimas, etc). What I found: http://www.survivalunlimited.com/batteries/solargizer24Lug.htm They say: • Works with all...

Well it went great, GL at Hill was easy to work with, and loaded the trailers for me with a large fork truck. One is a 1987, one is a '67. I bought two thinking i could use parts to build one really nice one.... Well the parts arent needed, for either, they are in great shape. So If anyone...

When looking for part numbers, check the Parts Cross Reference down under Resources http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?module=pagesetter&tid=10