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Just like your deuce only a bit more expensive and heaver, you take CARE of it, it will not cost you that much, you just drive it and not do the care ,feeding, and putting away wet, it will be VERY EXPENSIVE.

WRONG, a strap flying back CAN/WILL KILL you.

Why not use a standard pipe size tap drill (1/2", 3/4", 1", drill the center out of the plug, drain the tank, then tap the plug for a standard pipe plug, this would be a LOT easier then some of the ideas above.

The tm is "TM 5-725", it is ALL about rigging, almost nothing about proper cribbing, the above info. will work right along side good rigging, a CRAP rigging or cribbing WILL kill you or someone else.

I use a bunch of 18" 6x6s, what ever you use, put a 1/2" steel plate between the top crib and the axle, this keeps the weight from setting into the wood, your cribbing will last about forever if you do this. I would NOT use railroad ties because they are full of creosote (even old ties), some...

You have been peeking again.

YES, if it is a updated wiring harness for turn signals, the brake light power wire from the brake light switch goes though the turn signal controller because the brake light is also the turn signal..

I think the op has a small air leak that is becoming a big leak, the engine tries to run out fuel till the fuel catches up, at shut down the fuel wants to go back to the tank due to the air leak, being a small leak, only a bit of fuel leaks back, the gear pump pulls more then the leak so it...

There should NOT be a problem of driving up the ramps

Think the op is talking about a "link" to other threads , Like Mr, C. saying "I found these threads that may help" then post a few links.

Is there someone who can turn this picture like it should be, right now it looks like a GIMP pic. with the wheels up. thanks

heavy truck tows call for m819s

On the 09 as with ALL cucvs has 12v for the vehicle , the trailer plug supplies 24v to the trailer lights

these other lights ARE black out lights

WRONG, the military trailers hooked to cucvs use 24 volt bulbs, you can hook these trailers to ANY MIULITARY TRUCK and the lights WILL WORK AND NOT BLOW THEM OUT by running 24v though a 12v bulb

The 101 has 24v bulbs that is powered though the 08s 24v system, look for a bad ground.

Where were you headed, Al or Fl. since you have two states in your sig. PM inbound

The same thing happens with the pump on the m62, when the pump input shaft start to leak, the power divider fills up with hyd. oil, then leaks

1--Installed spade mounts and spades on each bed rail 2--Installed water/fuel can holders on the L/R forward mud flaps 3--Installed a set of rear lights on the beacon mount plates 4--Installed fuel can holder on right cab step in front of battery box 5--Rebuilt tow lights/cable, made a pigtail...

You think this is confusing, wait to you bid on a lot, then gl pulls a bunch of lots including yours, THEN at what would have been the closing time YOU get a WON auction notice, ect.