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M109A3 update: Reported by Carnac and just confermed by Andydieselpower that my M109 is not a 1972, as I was told by GL. It is actually a 1988 and pos a ex Air Force truck.

Sorry, here is a better picture of the logo.

On the door windows of my M109, there is a Viracon logo. It just so happens that Viracon is one of the largest employers in my home town. I thought that was a neat "little known fact" that I would share. www.viracon.com/

I gave my ladder to a friend tonight. He is going to show it to some of the fabricators where he works. Hopefully they can get it fixed. I told him that it didn't have to be perfect, just better. Fingers crossed.

I am looking for one that has 5 steps and has 2 round pockets on each side for the hand railings. I will see if I can get a better picture of what I am looking for.

:popcorn: This is gettin good!

Good point.

DUH, OK. I'll pay for shipping too if I can have your address. :cookoo::-P

Yes, from Sparta. I bought mine for $3800 plus tax and GLs fees.

I found the ad for the tan one. I am not sure how to do the link ( or if it will work). If not here is the description and 3 pictures. 2320 - Trucks & Truck Tractors, Wheeled at Government Liquidation M109A3 SHOP VAN, 2 1/ 2 TON 6X6. AM GENERAL SN NK0E60 1051 10009. WITH HARD TOP, HEATER AND...

There were 2 M109 W/W up for auction when I won this one at Ft. McCoy. The other one was a tan hard top model. The picture inside the box showed what looked like 6-8 of the work benches. Mine was bare exept for the ladder, two chock blocks and a never been used A/C power cable.

That is what I thought. The white lights came on the truck from Ft. McCoy, WI. The problem is that I haven't figured out how the lights work. :?: I haven't followed the wires yet and I don't even know if that will help.

What lighting are you asking about? :?:

I first had plans to make it into a hunting RV. But I have not made up my mind yet.

Here is a short video of testing out the low transfer gear and the 6x6.

Here are some pictures of my new (to me) M109. 350 miles since picking her up (half of those are umm test drives :-P )

I would like an aluminum one for weight savings, but I think that your right about it not fitting on the carrier. Any sources on these?

Here are some pics.

The ladder that came with my M109 is bent up bad. I am not a fabricator so I don't know if its fixable or not. Anyone have one near Minnesota?

M109 Carnac, I just bought a 72' M109 from Ft. McCoy, WI though GL. The numbers that I have are Stock NO. 2320000771637 ID NO. NKoE72 105110045 Contract NO. DAAE0785CJ047 Left Bumper 88CR733MT Right Bumper US 413 Thank you, Doug