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I remember that well! Three deuces, 425 feet of cable, chain and towing straps, a couple of tow bars, with "The Anchor" at the back to move that Mog. I'm surprised the death/injury count was as low as it turned out to be (0).

Dave, Looks like you have room to add a narrow porch on the back, or put a hinge and make a fold down wide (front to back) porch.2cents

Mark, Come down to the GA Rally (Oct 9-13) and you can work as part of the crew on my set. The experience will be invaluable in running your own.

Mark, There is a sink of sorts in the front under the cutting board. It just does not have an outlet and only holds five gallons. I use it for knife storage in my MKT. I've seen pictures of a five gallon water can in a bracket mounted above this 'sink' to provide limited washing capability...

Kenny, looks like 33 stickers are spoken for so far, might want to up the total being made just a tad.

TM 10-412 is 128 Mb, but you already have a copy that I gave you two years ago at ZOUT's cookout. The FSC-2 is over 500 Mb mainly because of the videos. Maybe you should just put a stub out for them saying to contact me if they want a copy.

Kenny, I'll take a dozen, half for my trucks, half to pass out to friends!

I'll be bringing some parts for Mike D. He may want to bring a trailer to haul them home in as they won't fit in that SUV he was in last year.

Four each 1400 x 20 new tires, $1200, OBO. Pictures available tomorrow. I'll have to roll one of them out of my CONEX to get the snap. Tires made by DENMAN, never mounted, pics now attached. Those are 900 x 20's in the background.

Even before the GA Rally in Oct is the VA Rally over the Labor Day Weekend in Syria, VA, about 30 miles north of Charlottesville off Hwy. 29. See > http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?104430-Va-Rally-at-Graves-Mountain-%28Labor-Day-Weekend%29-2013

Steve, A local fellow has a pair of rear deuce axels that he's willing to part with, front is already gone to a local rock crawler. Let me know if you are interested and I'll hook the two of you up.

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For ground travel, you're right, Iron Butt Award is for the most miles traveled in a military vehicle, on the ground.

Trailers have lunettes, towing vehicle has the pintle.

If you have a pintle on a riser hitch so the trailer tows level, you will barely notice it's back there unless you have to make a panic stop.

Justin, We'll be in the big field where the outdoor showers are, kinda between the fish pond and the main road that goes to the lodge. If you are coming in from US 29, take a right at the store, then a left into the back entrance to the field. There should be signs along the road ( "MV"...

Expandable vans are usually 5 ton's, and it probably illegal for passengers in the back (and very crowded since everything has to fit inside the un-expanded space) unless there is a direct passageway into the cab (for safety). Actually, you are in luck because almost all the regular deuce shop...

Do you have the manuals that end in "P" (IE, -24P, -35P, also sometimes shown as -35-and-P or -35&P)? Those are the parts manuals and they should have diagrams.

I can always use ammo cans, probably 10-20. Let me know when you want the money.

Cheese grits is a done deal! You can add your own butter to the tad we put in.