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I too am a paid member and have never seen anything like that here. Nor has it shown up (so far) when I do searches in general. Please send a screen shot of whatever inappropriate material you do find.

And a lot more instructions are in the VRC-12 series 'sets' of vehicular radios.

Vietnam era MUTT's would have an RT-524 and sometimes also an R-442 to listen on another channel/frequency. IE RT = receiver-transmitter, R = receiver. There is also an RT-246 that has 10 preset channels/frequencies that needs an external speaker because of the preset controls. Battalion...

ER01 No Flame or flameout See troubleshooting procedure “Burner fails to start or shuts down during operation.” That tells you to go to WP - 0009 which starts a couple of pages later. Follow the instructions, there are 12 steps to go through. Just as an aside, you can hold in the start...

You should be getting an error code. The meanings are found in Work Package 008 of the TM 10-7310-281-13P.

You need to find an old thread by mdmorgan when they re-did the interior of a 109 to make a camper. Complete with foam insulation in the ceiling/walls and taking the driveline out of the rear pumpkin so they would have a larger water tank.

There was a 'group buy' of about 20-40+ of them about 5-8 years ago, try doing a search for "Chinese HH group" and see if the search can find it. Should have the model number and manufacturer.

The frame should consist of three "M" pieces, three cross pieces, and 10 purlins. To add a second tent, making it 16 x 32, you need another tent section, two more "M" pieces, two more cross pieces and 10 more purlins. To make them really nice inside you need the floor sections and the white...

Coker Tires in Chattanooga, TN sells DUKW/Goat tires, check with them to see if they can recommend something. Didn't the Goat have tubeless tires? if so, you may be looking for a unicorn!

Looks like about a 4 hour drive at interstate speeds between you if he still has them.

Been there, done that same way!

Come to the VA Rally over the Labor Day weekend (see Graves Mountain Trail Rides - or contact @CGarbee on this site) for details. Bring money! I have mounts and antennas that I can bring. Two of the -524's I got from Pvt Jarhead five or six years ago, others are untested. I'll probably keep...

I have never had anyone ask me if I had an amateur license when I bought radios in person or by mail. On new stuff there was usually something from the manufacturer stating a license was required, but never with any of the military surplus radios I've ever purchased. Long time ago I had a -68...

Brooke Clark has battery packs that use D cells. Search his site PRC68.com

Works and legal are different - to use 6 meters (50-51 MHz) you MUST have an amateur radio license, which is not hard to get.

That's all right, the TM's call them a 'micro' in the text, but in the parts manual, the device is listed as 'Mico". Go figure!

Tim Glance - Old Grouch Surplus in Clyde. I think he uses Oldgrouch here.

If you want to talk to someone about a heavy load on a pintle (horizontal, not vertical as in your case) ask Adam (ferroequinologist) about the time he used Bella to pull rail cars off a barge. Not anywhere the distance you are talking about, but the weight pulled is astounding.

That kit is for 3/4 ton axles, not so sure it would scale up to something that would work on a deuce.