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There are brackets that hold your diff on the side.....the big bolts back out sometime.

A real M1151 aluminum top with turret is heavier than a M102x steel roof with turret. M1151 aluminum top is thick....you can walk on it, unlike those aftermarket tops.

Hmmwv's don't have a filter for coolant.

Suppl. is 5/8th thick

And it works great in IR mode.

Man....you have 3 trucks worth there. I'd give you 50 bucks for a one knob box...:)

Dealer item.

Lug nuts go on easy if new, and stud is not damage Old nuts which are well used or over torqued usally have the first thread at the mating surface deformed. I've checked about a 100 + nuts that did this.

You need the rubber one. The hard plastic box thing is for late Hmmwvs with a different heater and ducting.

There in the mail.

Thats enough boxes to do two six man systems.

A guy out here had over 30 rhino's, and all had various stages of bent pins. He said the drmo guys picked um up with a crane and dropped them. The ones they scrap.

I would like the info to, as I have lots of boxes, and some wiring.

Looks to me that you only need the sponsons, C pillar for sponsons, and a soft top W/S frame will work if you take off the front soft top channel. Also, there's a guy selling the A pillar brackets on fleebay that you would need to attach the rubber donuts to the corners. You can maybe make the...

Coupla fits M1114 turret roofs, can be modified to fit M1151 Aluminum roof with turret To heavy for standard steel roof slant backs.

I get these fabricated if someone needs one.

You can put the thinner frames in if you find some The only thing different from thick to thin windows is frame and glass.......slides, and rollers are the same.

You need the upper spring bracket on the left....if you have the one on the right...it wont work.

Thats what I think......I tested 5 gages, all did not work when I grounded the one opposite the rubber boot.