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Mark: Would 2 engine hoists positioned one on each side of the Goat work? You could borrow mine but I do not trust it...no more Chinese HF cheap models for me!

Safe travels, Mark. What an ordeal!

Agree with NDT

Most of us have done this to some extent. Don't feel too badly...life goes on. When I lose money on a new hobby I consider it the price of admission. Do not ask what I have invested in my CUCVs!

I used to collect Hummer articles, etc. At one time AM Gen published a Hummer magazine but it was for H1 owners and military models were rarely mentioned. There were some good articles and maintenance, tools to carry,etc. You could contact AM Gen and see if it is available in any form.

Think I found mine on G503. They were available in tan, black, and 383 green.

I would order a replacement handle. Check the usual sites or vendors on this site

Some of the screws retaining the windshield panels maybe rusted so try some Kroil, etc They may break!

LMC truck has most of the parts although some people have not liked the replacement body parts.

Agree with most of above. The pintle riser is a good investment. Although you will probably not need the surge brakes to activate with empty trailer, they will work better if trailer is level. Safety chain extenders may be necessary. I have posted before that you can use the hoisting shackles...

Don,t know for sure but a .30 cal. can will do that. The last M416 I was signed for was full of beer and ice, Bien Hoa, 4 July 1971.

The version on the early H1 will bolt on. Another, stronger version is the IbesTek push bumper that really gives some front protection.

I second all the above posts.

Don't know for sure but it provides some sound insulation, protects the paint, allows some loads to be moved more easily, and provides a level deck surface. When replacing mine I discovered that it was red wood plywood!

Check with "Those Military Guys" vendor on SS. Have used their switches on M998 and M151. These are designed for 2 1/2 tons and 5 tons, I believe.

The trays are a good thing to have. Also the red rubber terminal covers for safety.

Welcome from San Antonio!

You need to buy a second 24V military vehicle and a slave cable...only kidding; these toys are addictive!

The self cranking is scary. I second the post about battery cutoff. Both my H1 and M998 cycle the plugs a couple times after starting.

Used lacquer thinner on HMMWV and M1101/02 trailers. Go slowly. You still have to repaint the markings if you want to keep them.