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Yep a picture will help. Does this expand on both sides and does it have plumbing? If so, it's probably a MUST box. And if you bought a MUST box in the Atlanta area recently, it was probably the box I originally had for sale.

PM sent concerning load tamers

I have two M720 dollies in the Atlanta area. I will be there during the GA rally and if interested, you can measure them to see if they fit. If they do, we can talk about a price. If you want a dolly and S280 already put together, we can also talk about that.

Posted the installation and stowage of several sets. I have several more and will post them as time allows.

SHOP SET, ARTILLERY: FIELD MAINTENANCE, SET N (4933-754-0704) AND TOOL KIT, ARTILLERY FIELD MAINTENANCE, SUPPLEMENTAL NO. I. (4933-754-0659) INSTALLATION IN ONE 2-1/2-TON 6x6 CARGO TRUCK, M35 OR M211

Shop equipment, canvas and glass (nsn 4940-00-209-6239) installation in one 280 maintenance shelter (nsn 4940-00-919-8409) o r one is0-2-1 maintenance shelter (nsn 5411-01-124-1377) tb 9-4940-302-30 headquarters, department

Shop equipment, automotive maintenance and repair, field maintenance (nsn 4910-00-754-0706) installation in one m109a3 shop van truck, one m35a2 cargo truck, and two m105a2 cargo trailers headquarters,

Hoisting unit truck mounting: Organizational maintenance, set no. 7 (4910-754-0652) installation in one 2-1 / 2-ton, 6x6 cargo truck, m34 or m35

Shop equipment, welding field maintenance (nsn 3470-00-357-7268) installation in one m35a2 cargo truck and one m105a2 cargo trailer headquarters,

Shop set, small arms : Field maintenance (5180-754-0664) : Installation in 2½-ton shop-van truck m109 or m220

Shop equipment, automotive maintenance and repair, field maintenance basic (nsn 4910-00-754-0705), installation in one m109a3 shop van truck, two m35a2 cargo trucks, and three m105a2 cargo trailers

Shop equipment, automotive maintenance and repair, organizational maintenance (nsn 4910-00-754-0650) installation in one m35a2 cargo truck and one m105a2 cargo trailer

There were several Technical Bulletins (TB) published based on the set which show the recommended packing and stowage. The one you have is this one which would have been used with a general support and/or a main support battalion level: SHOP EQUIPMENT, AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR...

They're the kind that go 'POP' because he likes to drive over items with lots of glass and sharp metal objects.

donkey tallywacker. donkey phallus. donkey schong, donkey wanker....figured I'd add options.

BTW, this all started with the purchase of "empty" tool boxes or tool chests or something like that out of Mechanicsburg around 2008 but they weren't quite empty. I didn't think of collecting this at that time but as I saw more and more items at shows or on ebay or on here, I opted to purchase...

Filmed in blissful Fort Bliss right down the road from here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtsvBaDubyc

Began an inventory of the Common No. 1 Tool Set today. I'm putting some of the contents in the ammo cans I recently got after I lined them with foam so that I can organize them better and sort out duplicates. Sounds like a lot of effort for a tool set but this will, for the most part, be a...

I will be bringing FAT50 (SAW) ammo cans and already have 300 on the trailer.

Whoever told you that....well....don't use them as a resource. LOL. It's an IR panel marker for side of vehicle.