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I have a 69 m715w/w for sale near Portland Oregon if you are interested.

I do not think the shocks would cause any problems unless something else was wrong. (I still do not have any on the rear and cant tell that I dont) Low tire pressure could contribute, but with the pressure you are running that should not be a problem. A few degrees of pinion angle on my race car...

What is your pinion angle? How much tire pressure? Do you have rear shocks? These can contribute to axle wrap.

I bought 4 13.00 20 tubes, but forgot to ask what size of flap you guy's are using. Thanks, Mike

Reuben was married last weekend. I think he is on his honeymoon this week, so might be awhile before he responds to your email.

Reub, it was nice meeting you and your dad today. I talked with Shawn and we would like to go back this Saturday. We are thinking both deuces and the front axle and springs out of the gasser. I will call you Thursday evening. Thanks again, Mike

Thanks Guy's, I want to get tubes this week so I can hopefully get some big tires on mine.

Mark, I have read the posts, but did not see what tube size you used with the stock rim?

I would be interested in the 5ton in the pictures in post #15. I live in Canby OR, so not to far away. Any way to look at it Sat in the afternoon. Thanks, Mike

check the resources/classified section at the top of the screen. There are several for sale.

I have a 76 A M General and had to increase the length by 4 1/2".

The outputs on a 200 t-case turn at the same speed. M715 owners have been relocating the rear drive output to the ebrake output to help reduce heat and noise.

I had a brake light switch that leaked around the two electrical studs. When brake light switch harness was plugged in, it would fill with fluid and short the two terminals together. (brake lights on all the time) I replaced the switch with a new one from A B Linn and problem went away. Check...

I sent you a pm. I just went through this.

Was the air gap at one end of the bed? If so the frame and bed can move enough to allow for a gap between the frame and bed. Esp. if there is weight at one end of bed, or on uneven ground. Note the springs used on the bed bolts. They allow for movement/ frame flex.

I did just buy them off ebay. You dont happen to have any laying around needing a new home, do you?

I just paid $480 for two of them with no inserts. If you want to sell a few, I am looking to buy.

I am in need of one m35a3 wheel. Could use two or three if I can get them. 20 x 11 If you can get these I would buy some.

I just bought a 2.5ton brush truck. It had an eleven hundred gallon tank on it. It seemed kinda small. The fire dept. I bought it from has another one with a 1500 gallon tank. Both were used in areas that mostly see large grass field fires.

The cable guards are for sale on ebay. I think it was memphis equipmemt that had them for sale.