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Sounds like the latest thing is a bad ground on the flasher, at least that's what I'd check first. Remember, it's mounted on the fender and the other side of the bolts are in the wheel well. Could be them, or one of the bolts holding the fender on the frame that has a little bit of rust...

BB has visited the neighborhood more than once, maybe he took a side trip while you were distracted.

Jackpot! I agree with Mark, you got a winner.

303 Aerospace Protectant at your local marine supply house (I got mine at West Marine).

Are you talking about screens or the actual metal tops for the vents? Screens I can probably help you with.

Both BD-71's were made under a Philadelphia-43 contract, by the same company "Leich Electric Company". One of them came complete with a photocopy of the Dutch translation of the operator's manual.

Health Inspector will probably have a fit over the water bags if you try to use them, even as a wash station of sorts.

Ron and Bob put an S-10 tank on Ron's 37. Took them two hours, including the four trips to NAPA for 'just one more part' including some longer straps to hold the tank up.

Here's a picture of the BD-71 and three EE-8's. When the money's right, they move.

Let me see if I still have some leather bag EE-8's, I know I have the WWII correct BD-71 (I have two, one does not have a working bell).

Send me your thumb drive (4GB free or more) and I'll fill it and return free of charge. PM for details and other options.

ChiliMac is another simple recipe - 12 pounds elbow macaroni, four #10 cans of chili-no-beans, two 64 oz bottles of ketchup, and shredded cheese for a topping. Boil the macaroni in two pots, six pounds at a time (that much will fit in the collander, more won't), dump drained macaroni into a...

There is a sink of sorts under where the cutting board is. The basin there will hold barely five gallons, and there was an arrangement to suspend a five gallon water can over it to provide water. But there's no drain so it gets messy real quick. Plus it's small, which is why I built the...

You need to physically have the trailer before you can get a title in any case. And for that you will need to apply for the SF97 after you pick up the trailer - GL will send you the SF-97 or a title, whichever they think your state will accept.

Burners on fleabay start at $100 for working ones, inverters sell for $250-300, food containers that are in good shape will go for $75-125 to caterers, drink dispensers (complete) for $50, the 10 and 15 gallon pots with lids are at least $50, the square head pan with top retails for over $400...

Where to send money for motor(s)? PM sent Mike

Talk to mwmules (Dave) or aswayze about MKT's since they are a lot closer to you than I am, or just plan on coming to the GA Rally Oct 8-12 in anything that will get you there. We can always use help in the kitchen and you can get some good OJT in MKT Operations.

Yes. The MBU's are $3000 each, inverter about the same, so that's $21,000, the pots in the M-59 range are a couple of hundred apiece, the squarehead pan retails for about $350, the stainless can opener retails for over $550. The complete M-59 is over 4 grand with all the utensils, knives, etc...

Pictures 1 and 8 are roof canopies, picture 9 is the rain gutter, used when two MKT's are setup back-to-back to keep rain from splashing down on people moving from one trailer to the other. From the color, it looks like the front carry cover in picture 5 is nylon. There is nothing inherently...

Looks like you have the BII and in some cases double the BII. You done very good! Only down note that I could see is that your rear carry cover is nylon and has faded badly. The Army went with the vinyl because the nylon, after it fades, gets real stiff, then disintegrates without...