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I agree on all positive and very very nice, good thread and nice job.....Randy

Just mt experience, but those wide tires have to do way to much work to go thru snow or mud, TALL NARROW tires are the key here...Randy

I did get a kick out of the EXCAVATOR ...8)...She sure was a monster, u must have turned up the fuel to get that baby home....;-)...rofl...sorry that was funny.....

You guys laugh alot i see....:???:...like totaly awesome LOL.....could not resist...

It the same wrecker as the older 809 series. and the 939 truck has the same frame, so it would be the same to hook up and tow as any M series vehicle.

The directions as u probably already know are very well placed on all the canvas or vinyl, i know U do not have any of that, oh well, I will say it is a 3 person job that is what I did the couple of times I set up and then moved mine, once the first one is straight up and the second is up...

Please anyone let me know of any for sale I need parts desperatly, Had a cave in with the big snow....... the joints snapped like popsicle sticks,

Check out your local ordinances first we have an mTA member from Staten island and after a year of conflict has it stored in NJ..... Just do some home work at the zoning office, and always be polite and ask for help, Good luck...randy

I also agree about ventilation, and maintenence to me means remove em to let em breath, sure is the right thing to do, even if they just hang off season I think is a good idea and may start doing now that u got me thinking,

check out the military vehicles magazine there are tons of vendors still selling them and brand new also, they are plentyful.....also look into the classifieds in the MVPA U will also score there...

These are old half ton blazers. the lighter duty of the blazers that were sold, Now the axles in these trucks are better than the weak civy ones, And there are storys of some of these motors actually getting high miles on em, but the truth is they usually do not, It is a good truck to start out...

MPG ?...:nothingfunny:... these are not daily drivers , Historic vehicles are a maintenence thing also. Sorry i really hope the mpg is not a deciding factor in what these vehicles are, If so it may not be for that person....Randy

Like anything and everything else on our trucks if u leave it alone it will get loose or rust. Covers not just are good to keep a properly lubed cable clean of debri they look good. If someone wants to put it on over the rusty cable and leave it they will get what they asked for. It in my...

stalwart has the best answer...BUT Boy u really could start a hornets nest over this..LOL....:mrgreen:...One vehicle is under powered and over engineered, the other is under powered and built to be simple. those are the 2 truest truths out there for these 2 vehicles. I do not care who believes...

Not a problem I am sure, we all were noobs once, i remember years ago a Ffriend said he was painting an M 35 and if me and my young son wanted to stop by, My son said whats an M 35, i said i duno sounds like a tank...:mrgreen:.....So we all did it one time or another, since then i have been in...

everything, No just kidding, i have had the same probs, it comes with listening and trying, I do not get any of computer lingo, but have been doing better stick with it and keep trying..good luck...randy

Nice deuces...sorry had to chime in....8-).... the wheel well in front is always the fastest way ,all that space behind the front tire means 5 ton, then look for the other signs...like a HUGE bed and HUGE 1400 tires,my advise, way cool though good find and pics, we do love pics here,....... was...

Yea they were but they stoped making beatles again...:jumpin:.... Gee in a hundred years U would think maybe.....:mrgreen:...it sure is not diffucult.....:roll:....imagine how tall a vehicle would be if it would have the capacity to haul such loads carried by military standards and have all...

I am not sure the nay sayers have taken the time to read the Bill ??? if not they are wayyy of first amendment right or no. It seems to me there is alot more to this than this thread says in legal terms, and I will say it sounds exactly like what NJ has, and the gustappo has not hammered down...

3 times in 15 years an officer followed me so I pulled over, it was all" hey nice truck, either i know some guys who have some or how do U get something like this. never asked for a document, but i am always prepared to be humble and polite, that is the best way to stay under the radar....