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Here are some pic's for you all. The PTO back together and the thrust washers with the metal chips imbed in them. And the transmission case with nothing in it, yet!

Holy cow I'm a slacker. This thing has been sitting on my work bench for 6 years now:oops:. Well the good news is I'm getting it back together finally. The poor truck has been sitting in the front yard giving me dirty looks for long enough. I started to put it back together this weekend only to...

I got my SF-97 in a week or so.

I'll try harder this time around here are some more pic's

Well with the competition, I'm just glade I got more than 1 vote for the first time[thumbzup]

Welcome from Gravette!

I remember seeing some wheel chocks or track chocks made out of "C" channel. I'd like to make some of these , does any one here have any??? I could use a pic or 2 and some measurements. Thanks.

So maybe I mite stand a chance this time. :wink:

Well 12' X 8' X 1'6" = 144/27=5.33 yds. That's a good starting point.

The springs in the spring brakes can and do wear out.

He gets the track hoe stuck in another video.

It's been years I don't remember:oops:. I'm just glade I wrote it down some where.

If there is a chance of rain roll to the inside. If not just roll. There should be straps on the bows that hook the buckles on the cover.

That's my thinking as well. On a side note if you look at a M36A2 most have a side board missing on the drop-side side , makes a nice step;-)

I'd come help but I'm 250 miles away.:-(

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?61773-M105A2-brake-part-s&highlight=

You need to get the bows for the wrecker, it make the cover look a lot better2cents. Nice set up[thumbzup]

A big help to these lights is to paint the inside of the housing with silver or crome paint.

O'reiley's auto parts has them in the battery catalog.

Well make it happen!:wink: