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Yep, at least at this time, this sad state of affairs makes for a LONGEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEER delivery trip for me. [thumbzup]

DHs 819 has the fifth wheel moved back, ramps cut (shortened) and boom support frame mounting moved forward, this mod. will allow it to pull standard length gooseneck trailers, my stock 819 can ONLY pull long neck goose neck trailers

Just thought I would bump this up for ALL you NEW TRUCK OWNERS.

It can be driven off, I just drove a 928a2 off that I took to Fl., also have a wrecker in case of trouble, being it is going to Cumming, 20 minutes from my LZ, a recovery would be fairly easy.

PM in bound

I just lay my boom supports back toward the rear, everything clears but the 819 is just a tad longer then a every day wrecker.

If I was you, I would be HAPYY with WHAT EVER mpg you get, as long as you DO NOT own a wrecker, my m819 (loaded or empty) gets a touch over 3 mpg, though fiying through the air increases the mpg dramatically.

I got about 7 mpg driving a 928 to Fl. towing my pu

You can not over kill on what tools you carry, DEFINE the MISSON for the truck, then build the truck for that mission, and REMBEMBER, it is better TO HAVE and NOT NEED then TO NEED and NOT HAVE.

can not log out, slow, ect. Is there a PROBLEM with the site, do not have a problem with any other site=, even Walters Model Railroad catalog is at normal speed. 1- Very Slooooooooooooooooooooow, think this is the cause of 2 and 3 2--Cannot log out 3--Cannot open attachments It is like the...

What ever you do, NEVER be in line with the caging bolt or the can, ALWAYS try to KNOW where flying parts may hit.

Does it have fluid in the m/c, if not, fill then pressurize and find the LEAK that you need to FIX.

How did you get a pic. of SUPER KIP.

I will drive it

A few years back, I saw at Aberdeen a stock, dueled up, m37 series contract maintenance truck

A wide load is anything over 8' I still would take a m911 over a m1070, being over width and all, the m911 is the last of the good looking, REAL truck LOOKING MILITARY TRUCKS, sorta like the Diamond Ts, Federals, Brockways, ect. of WW2

This a OLD (like me) model railroading TRICK

THE 939A2 has a 81 gal. tank, on The older 5ts, the big tank is 78 gal.

Hi from Gainesville

M39 series is the 5t series before the 809 5t series, also check the dia. of the 809 pickup access, against the deuce tank pump mounting, could be the same or close, if so, you always could drill/tap new mounting holes, what ever you do, replace the STEEL mounting screws with BRASS or STAINLRSS...