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Officially, the deuce-and-a-half must be able to carry 5,000 pounds cross country and up a slope of a specified angle and height, and twice that weight on paved roads. 5,000 pounds is 2.5 short tons. WWII trucks got the name first and it's stuck around through the M35 series.

Get "GTA-9-1-185 (1-8) Systematic Inspection Procedure for the 2 1/2 Ton Truck" also. And plan on coming to the Virginia Rally over the Labor Day weekend at the Graves Mountain Lodge in Syria, VA. about 30 miles north of Charlottesville.

It's loaded in the van for transport, along with a field sink for Cabell. The plan is to leave Columbia at 0-dark-thirty and be there before 10, then leave in the early afternoon to be home before dark.

It was some dirt rubbed onto the plate when the South Bend Lathe came out. I had washed most of it off but some was stubborn. The three phase motor on that lathe weighs more than I do, by a good margin. I try washing it again and rescan.

on the way momentarily.

The original scan is 1412 pixels by 889 pixels, and saved as a PNG file is 3.0 MB in size, and 3.3 Mb as a TIFF, JPG and BMP files are much smaller.

It's a metal plate, with sharp edges, not easy to mail. it measures 9 3/8 inches (23.9 cm) tall, and 5 3/4 inches (14.6 cm) wide. Send me your e-mail address and I will send you the full sized scan.

Uploading again, this time horizontal.

The original scan is 3MB, when uploading it to the site, it dropped to 600K, that's why it's fuzzy! The upload process got rid of five of every six pixels. I may try uploading it again as a horizontal image to see if it is any better.

I probably do. but this one was USMC and did not have the Army TM number with the gull wing.

From a gull wing trailer being scrapped, here is a decimal to drill size chart from .0135 to one inch

From the other thread on the RT-524, a good working 524 is $400 +, a shell probably $100, with more guts, the price rises, but it depends on what is missing (some parts are harder to source than others). PRC-77 is less but not by a whole lot. Main problem for civilians using them is the only...

This needs to be a part of the sign-up process for new members, and maybe a bi-annual refresher for us longer active members.

little bit longer footprint than an S-280 shelter (overall 15 foot 5 inches long), but otherwise quite similar.

I gots no tinygpw's to do any work. If I don't do it, it don't get done.

I've got half a dozen RL-31's, and 20 plus miles of WD-1A (2 full 33,500 foot reels, 2 that are half full, and a number of one mile reels).

At 75 going on 76 I can no longer do as much PMCS by myself, and i don't like leaving things to rot/rust away.

I'm aiming to get down to just one, mainly to keep up with the maintenance.

Yes, it's mainly cracking paint. I'll look for the key to the lock.

Coleman's used to have them, but the only ones I see on evil-bay are $500 plus shipping. Want this one for $250? If I don't get there, I'll send by Adam and in any case I'll try to have it near Cabell's MKT so it can be found easily.