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Replaced left headlight bucket, transmission filter, fuel filter, oil filter. Changed the engine oil. Bypassed the heater (core leaking). Re-stenciled original unit markings.

Lunch sounds good.

Got a 1990 M923A2. Just spent the day replacing the the tranny, fuel, and oil filters and changing the engine oil (tranny oil was fresh). Can't believe how easy this thing is to service, way easier than the M35A2. Next will be the differentials and transfer case. Will need to temporarily bypass...

Installed the rifle mount. Went with the single mount because the holes were already there.

Turn out was a little on the thin side but finally got the step-daughter to be my commander/gunner.

Welcome to the site neighbor. I'm out in Royal. Congrats on the M1008.

The shimmy on my deuce went away when I replaced the shocks. I was a bit surprised that it fixed the problem but it did work.

I should be there Thursday afternoon with the Ferret if all goes well.

Started installing a Clansman ANR intercom system.

Pioneer Tool Trailer 1978 Pioneer Tool Trailer Will be towed with the M35A2

You woudn't happen to have a spare fuel gauge harness or the inner cable for the tachometer would you?

I'm still in if I don't have to work.

Count me in.

You're right Quickfarms, it will pull behind the deuce. I've only had these a couple days and didn't have time to check, it just looked like it wouldn't pull, at least not level anyway. I'll have to flip the lunette like you said and put some 11.00's on to match the deuce and it should work...

No way to pull it with the Dodge, would have to build a hitch. No go on the Ferret too. But, they pull great behind the Silverado.

:DHey TJ, you already have a really nice trailer, now it's my turn. At least you can pull yours behind your deuce. I would need a drop down hitch to pull one of these behind mine. Actually just stumbled across them, wasn't even looking for one but the junk yard owner was talking about scrapping...

Found them in a junk yard about 1/2 mile from the house.

Oh boy, another project. Picked up 3 Pioneer tool trailers. #1 is in pretty good shape, will be restored as a keeper. #2 a little rough but restorable or maybe a parts donor. #3 someone got after it with a cutting torch and the floor is pretty rusty, definitely a parts donor. All 3 have good...

Number is 04CC06, UK, spent most of it's life with the BAOR.