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Here is a spring off a M923A1. 2.75" Inside ends 1.250" just the spring part .845" OD .060 wire size Let us know if you find a fit at ACE.

That is about all you can do, is take it. Just like the Military, harry up and wait!!

Well, That sucks!! I was thinking it would be long see how busy they were last week. Seem like they could add more people. Good luck with the recovery!! and safe one! :beer:

I would be in for one on a group buy.

Donuts!!:drool: You maybe able to get a afternoon appointment. Good luck with your pickup!!

:ditto: When we were there they were very busy. Lots of items on there lots. Just keep trying. FYI, Her name in Tacey, I pickup one of her cards last week. I was calling her Tracy.:oops:

We picked up a M925A2 there last week. You can get on the base with a ID, but you will need to make appointment with the GL people to preview items.

Thanks!!:) Looks like a nice job, I bet a lot of thinking was going on. I does look like you may need to move the intake foreword a little if you can? Good luck with it. :beer:

We need some PICS!!:beer:

I think UNLOADING is the key word!!:):beer:

This is what I did. I strapped the axle back up to the tail gate and over and tied to the back of the truck. Tied the side to side movement to the side of the truck.

I looked at a 2nd M923A1 and it has the spring:cookoo:

Here is my tread on my priming problem. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/5-ton-up/79327-m923a1-losing-prime.html

I just checked my M931A1 and M923A1 and they do not have a spring there. Just an FYI.

Yes, 12 corners and 6 bows.

Yes they should have the same p/n.

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M925A2 Recovery at Barstow for SS GIJoeCzar Matt (Castle Bravo) and I headed out Wednesday morning with my pickup loaded down with fluids, tools, batteries, slave cable, air hose, jack, etc, etc We left the house at 0400. Got to the front gate at Barstow about 0930. I had not been they in...

I have seen the same thing with the wheels. You just have to take the wheels apart to find out what same you need. Most any truck tire place will have the o-rings.