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Is that on Rattlesnake Mtn?

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Didn't see the first post. Yeah I agree with you wreckerman893.

Stolen and recovered 5 ton http://komonews.com/news/local/stolen-military-truck-found-abandoned-in-skykomish Good thing it was stolen by idiots. The owner will get it right back.

My God that is life like. Spooky even.

http://www.nwhelicopters.com/nwheli/index.html I've been there many times. They will strip a Huey down to bare metal and turn it into essentially a 0 time helicopter. 2+ million. Easy.

http://mapleleafup.net/forums/showthread.php?t=12391 Found it. It's a PU-5008 battery charging generator.

It's a generator, probably to power the radios. I can't recall ever seeing it running but knowing the guy that owned it probably did.

This is the halftrack and command car in Seattle that Paul Allen bought last year. Yeah that Paul Allen, Microsoft, Seahawks owner, etc. I used to work for the guy that restored it and have driven it in parades back in the late 80's.

The purists will say, and correctly so that the stock configuration works just fine. The relay is necessary because the push button switch can not flow enough current. Think of it like this, using a light switch to turn an electric dryer on and off. The contacts will burn out immediately. The...

I have a junk MEP-806B with a dark screen CIM. If you need parts from it let me know. The whole thing is going to the junk heap otherwise. I have a pair of low time 805-B's that needed a few parts that I swiped from the 806.

Welcome aboard. I'm out west myself. Western Washington.

Nice work.

One of your fellow soldiers put this schematic together to simplify electrical troubleshooting. Thanks to GORTOP from Estonia. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?163054-CUCV-Electrical-PDF

I acquired some Trucklites from a route clearance kit. I thought the CUCV needed some help in the illumination department. Mounted them to the brush guard. Used a relay that's activated by the high beams.

What's with the bullet holes?

http://www.levineautoparts.com/trucklite-led-route-clearance-vehicle-lighting.html I have one of these kits. :grin: Once the SO's snow cat is fixed we need to have a friendly little contest.

I was wondering how he worked the vacuum system to operate the modulator. Looks great though. Seems to run real nice.

I heard rumor that this vehicle has been on the Denny Creek Rd this winter.

"Happy New Year. Celebrating 2 years w/o a drop of alcohol." That's awesome! Congratulations. That explains how you get so much work done.