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Bingo you are correct (sorta) - these trucks were geared correctly..... for their military task...... which is NOT correct for our commercial or camper task as your examples show very well.
clarifying- out in the real world trucks reaction
> if Red gets frozen/blocked back tires lock up if was previously in park. ...
??? what if was not in park first (froze via wet freezing conditions while driving?) Would a back set of brakes slowly get applied until they lock and front is...
phew... that be tuff to put two spares and motorcycle. Weight wise. Is your rig close enough in your build to weigh it with any accuracy to use for caluclating a viable estimate of what each axle's weight will be if you had it loaded pre tires and bike? You'll need that to decide how much...
that is slightly..... lol. Granted what is slight in one trail in the world is very different than others..... Folks used to Elephant Snot mud in some places of the world would call that a sprinkling.
barksdale seems to make several types. You might contact a place like below and send them a pic of yours... maybe length of arm?? They may can look it up by #'s above too? Keep us posted on what you find out.
https://triplertruckparts.com/barksdale-style-cab-height-leveling-valve/
Cab Air ride leveling valve "Selector Valve Rotary"
Applied Power 13041
PP975900
Power Packer
PP975900
Something in my head is saying there is something else too. Did you ask power packer for a superseeded number?
Part of problem with pulling cab up with something is the cab is tinfoil-ish and something that wraps up and over may deform the cab.. might only be enough deformation to pop out the windishield.... but that is enough.
Well..... least your keeping up with the best medicine. Humor aka- laughter is the best medicine. Granted that blanket statement fails to express that there is times laughing inside may be better way. Laughing out Loud .... Hurts sometimes.
best guide for things military tow bars we see on the market to civilians. It seems to have changed slightly in active duty cause they have other bars now?
http://vertexintl.com/media/2018/09/02-US-Army-Tow-Bar-Smart-Book.pdf
look up the NSN number on the tag. Might be the light duty tow bar and not adequate for our size rigs. If it is the IbisTek... make sure it is not the one that was fazed out due to breakages. Dont think it is though
https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/towing-lmtv-via-ibis-bar.154055/