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Wanna talk about OLD??!?!?! The oldest ship in the CG fleet is the CGC STORIS. Commissioning date: 30 September 1942!!! The MACKINAW, which my ship is replacing, was commisioned in the winter of 1944!!! Matt

LH7- Does it help any with starting the engine while still plugged in? Or does it just keep batteries in tip top shape? Matt

Roger. Matt

The Centramatics website swears that the military uses them on the m35s.... Any experiences? Matt

This is eerie.......

I guess I should have just waited, and my other thread could have been merged into this one... I have found a little bit of info about using golf balls, Centramatics and Dyna-bead, as well as some balancing powders. Interested in the answer to this question, myself.... Matt

With the impending arrival of my deuce, I am starting to dream up ways to spend the money I don't have yet... Eventually, I want beadlocks with some meaty tires (of course). Will highway driving bring up the need for wheel balancing? I have been looking around and found some info about using...

RDD... you gonna go for them? Matt

stefos was his name... he wanted to mount it sideways, and put two 90 degree elbows. http://steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=756 Matt

Yea... but how wide is your "stance?" The m135 wheels have that different offsets to widen the stance. Matt

Yea... that's an M34... which is interesting, because they are normally on 11.00-20 singles, with different wheels Matt

Kenny... Right on the money again! Matt

yea, seriously! Just gotta get them M135 wheels, like Bjorn has.... Matt

Also found that the OTC 1907 is the proper part... $16.07, according to Froogle. Matt

Kenny... I was looking online (there's a dearth of truck shops near me)... and I could only find 3-1/4" 8 sided sockets.... What's the deal? http://www.mytoolstore.com/otc/1901.html http://shop.store.yahoo.com/brandsplace/0246-otc1909.html...

I heard from Mangus that you just cut it with a little kerosene to keep it from gelling. Matt

In the old version of the forum, I seem to remember that when you opened up a thread, the post would appear by default in order from oldest to newest. But, at the top of the page, above all the posts, was the menu bar that let you choose how they were arranged (Oldest first or newest first). Now...

From what I am reading here, the M215 was based on the M211, but had a shorter wheelbase. The dump is 2.5 yards, with a double floor. The dump sits on the subframe that also acts as the hydraulic reservoir. A single hoist actuated the dump, and controls were in the cab. There is no M2200...

..... he could help Kenny unload his M108........ Matt

ken- From the other thread Kenny started while trying to decide on this truck: