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No, but thanks for thinking of me. My client found one through another buddy in the MV field.

I don't have anything constructive to add to your thread but I am seriously jealous. That's an awesome truck. I love closed cab CCKWs

The stock 10K PTO unit. If used properly, they're extremely reliable and will last forever and you can't overheat them.

Country and Gringeltaube are correct

90% sure Tatras are that way, the Tatra driven from Canada to the GMVR a couple years ago had a midships mounted winch that could feet to the front or rear. I think the MTV winches are that way. HEMTTs maybe? Thanks. I put a lot of thought into it. I didn't want to lose departure angle, I...

I have a Warn M-series 18K on the rear of my truck, but I'd kind of like to buy one of the Sherpas and try it. They're a very competitive price point. My junker:

Folks, I'm sorry this has taken a little longer. I am a partner in an environmental compliance business that deals with stormwater....................... and as you can imagine, the last month has been a zoo. Yes, the official date is set, per D-town as Oct. 16-20, 2019. If you have a...

These are all correct and I agree with all of them. I would like to add a comment about the 1987-1989 USAF contract dual circuit trucks. They do use a more modern aluminum master cylinder that does not have the provisions for the winch pto shifter to attach to. And AM General deserves a lot...

That is the right way to blow something up w/ extreme prejudice. I had a junky Road Runner daily driver w/ a 383, 4speed and a 3.91 chunk (8 3/4") that used the '69+ pinion crush sleeve. Got to work one morning and that last 1/4 mile, something sounded a little different in the back. Was at...

Did you ever have any luck with your suppliers? I bought a can of Super77 and still have two of them leaking.

Holy moly. I have a friend who does high end metalwork on expensive ($$$$) antiques and musclecars. This is them and a '69 M-code (440 6 pack) Super Bee. Typical of 50 year old cars: On something that's worth $150K, you can fix the cab you have. On your truck? Buy a cab and be done with it.

Ok, I have some excess shirts I'd like to sell you. And your wife. And kids. Parents? I'll sell them some shirts. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?183160-2018-Georgia-Military-Vehicle-Rally-(18GMVR)-t-shirts-most-sizes-can-ship

I want to take this moment to remind everyone about the awesome support we received from Memphis Equipment this year. The support of vendors like Memphis allows us to put on this event and have things like tents to eat in and hand washing stations to wash our hands with. Memphis has been with...

Emery is definitely still in business and I doubt he'd sell any of his inventory

I made something similar for deuces. Big help

I had 15 years of images on Photobucket and the site kept getting so bad (so many ads and pop ups that if you clicked a link to see an image, it took 5 minutes to get to the image) that when I decided to delete the account, I found I couldn't get all my images because PB had removed the...

https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?11516-Crane-Ideas&p=109819&viewfull=1#post109819 <---- discussion and pics of various bed mounted cranes So, here's the problem with all of the various cranes you can mount in these trucks: you have to build a really serious support system under...

I bought my truck 7 years ago and it already had the metal motors and I've never had to fuss with them. I upgraded the arms and blades and they work all the time.

What was the purpose of the front gate? They had to have some specific need to have created the M104.

Bump. Has anyone rebuilt or serviced these CTIS modules? Or found the correct o-rings?