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How about disconnecting the fuel line that runs from the tank up the first filter and sticking it in a 5 gallon jerry can with diesel in it? Get the truck started and let it run long enough to get the engine good and hot, then hook the fuel line back up to the tank and WMO.

you guys are all nuts.

No. You can use an M35 bed on a CCKW but they are different. Hopefully Paul Farber or one of the other CCKW guys (68427Vette? NDT?) will chime in. They know more about them than I do.

Gary, we're glad you're alright but it sounds like you were well prepared and kept a cool head during the emergency. I guess clintogf and I are going to have to come visit soon so we can compare the A2 and A3 side by side. 8)

Good luck in getting fixed and mobile again.

rofl rofl rofl awesome

I've invited some combat engineers-they are going to move the fence 30' closer to the road in the middle of the night. 8)

Since you and Dinger both have 24V vehicles, it would definitely be worth it to install a slave port and buy a slave cable.

At 22:1, you'd have a hard time doing so.

Shattered yoke-Doraville Driveline (google them) can replace it and check your driveshaft, reassemble and balance. They can also build you a new driveshaft although it would probably be cheaper to get a takeout replacement. Looks good. I can help you with the rear window.

And a 700R4!

I'm so jealous-congratulations. The Cletracs and the Clarke Airborne dozers are so cool.

It took me a second-the search here is..... how do I say this nicely.... not optimal? I tried searching by "experimental" and a couple other ways, but eventually didn't find what I was after. I finally just did a search, in all forums, for "XM818" and then XM813". I went through all the...

They are-Polverone isn't posting much, but he is "here" and his business is still going. He has a lot of his stuff on ebay as well.

Welcome to the site, MarinaWreckers. I'll bet most all of us would love to see some pictures of your MV's at use in the marina. It never ceases to amaze me all the ways these vehicle get used in their retirement. It seems there are few jobs they aren't well suited for. You'll find that many...

Nicely painted Mules can (and occassionally do) get dirty! :p

I just tried it-same here, dead link. Can't browse my phone for the attachment. I was able to get into chat though. rofl

Gorgeous photos, thanks for posting.

Before you paint, check this out: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/19022-deuce-towbar-instruction-decals.html

No, I just think the search engine or mechanism here sucks. The google search is far better (for as little as I've used it)