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Here's the specs on an S-250 with no equipment. http://www.gichner.us/s-250.pdf

I have a 105 frame and a 103 trailer for sale, your choice. It'll be cheap enought to justify driving over here. PM me if interested.

The M1 240mm howitzer. Broken down for transport into major components and towed by M4 high speed tractor. Used by U.S. Army into the 50s'.

Still being used by Tiawan, along with other WW2 weapons.

8in howitzer being towed by M125 10 ton.

In my personal experience, A landoll type trailer has worked out best. Most heavy towing companies have them and I have always been charged by the mile. If you have it towed, and there are problems with any rear axle bearing, it will show. Another issue to consider, is that some trucks at GL...

What's the nearest large city? There should be a heavy wrecker company with a landoll, thats what I had haul my M816 out of Redstone.

Containers make nice storage, but they are heavy. Your truck will be much happier with something like a S-280 commo shelter. Here are some empty weights: 40 foot contianer 7780 lbs 20 foot container 4850 lbs S-280 shelter 1400 lbs

I have a mile marker winch taken off a HMMWV with fairlead for sale. Where in FL are you?

There's a lot more to it than calling for an appoinment. http://www.govliquidation.com/forms/Procedures-for-Access-to-Eglin-Air-Force-Base-and-Affidavit.pdf. I was told the commanding general of Eglin started this last year. Looks like it takes at a minimum, five business days.

I didn't see it mentioned in your prep for the trip, but have you gone through Eglins' vetting procedure? It's required for all non military entering the base. Hate to see you drive 650 miles only to be turned away.

I'm going. Probably arrive late Thurs afternoon. If I get the same space as last year, it'll be next to TNJ Murray.

My M1009 came with a three core, which leaked the first time i got it to operating temperature. I had no problem finding a new replacement locally.(Birmingham).

Here you go, $8.58ea. McMaster-Carr Fine threaded ones are a little more.

As far as I can tell, the manuals on this site are not accessable at this time. Also,judging from the grammar in Jim's posts, I would say English is not his native language, so let's cut him a little slack.

Gimpy, flux capacitors are a restricted item. EUC required,in triplicate.

Your bet bet for a M101 would be one set up for CUCV wheels and equipped with a surge brake.

ted's trucks has several, 334-983-1092.

Where in Tennessee are you?

It's authorized for parades and hayrides according to the guide for safe scouting. Look here under "parades and hayrides" Online Version