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The search function here can be...lacking at times. It could have been 20 pages back, but manually surfing thru forum pages not how one seeks information these days. Thanks for finding him the link, though... ;)

^This Only other option is to replace the rad, which will be silly-stupid-expensive because..."surplus junk from the military is meant to be sold for silly-stupid-expensive prices" LOL

There are usually various kits and completes for LMTVs sold on FleaBay

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1607576859556624/

There's a fellow here and on the lmtv FaceBook group who has the A1's on thumb drive or disc. I don't have the post here bookmarked, but it was within the past two months.

OK, I think I may have found someone via social media.

Oh it's just a little civilian gen set: Length 28.3 inchesWidth 18.9 inchesHeight 22.8 inchesDry Weight 243 lbs

RESOLVED: Anyone in Little Rock, AR? Anyone in Little Rock, AR? (or know anyone there) I have a surplus generator I'm going to rebuild for the LMTV hab that I won at auction sitting at a fire station there in Sherwood. My shipper won't pick it up w/o a pallet and the fire chief is being a bit...

Yep, that's the dimensions on my base so I assume it's standardized for the size.

I'll have to get up there later and measure the mount, but these are the dimensions for the Shakespeare 4265A Center-Fed VHF/UHF Antenna

I have the passenger side antenna mount with spring intact. I've encountered a number of antennas for sale that list a for "LMTV", but they list a wide range of vehicles and vary considerably. 1) Does anyone know the antenna designation that goes with our trucks (I guess assuming just the...

Cool. If you think about it, three more and a rotary and you'd replace the CTIS ECU. Well....sorta. LOL :)

Thanks for the tips. Yeah, it was prepped properly, I had never attempted a vertical weld before. Plus this was the first time I had to crawl into a somewhat tight space to weld (and the back side was *really* tight). It didn't help that the fiberglass box was right behind my surface (I was...

Added the quick disconnect for the little 12v crane wench. *I'm still learning to use my "metal glue gun" as you can tell

I've been running the mod since I did it (about 1000 miles). 75 psi and happy. I honestly think my front tire wear has been noticeably reduced.

Well here's what passed thru the Transportation Committee Friday May 17, 2019. Section 5 shows the changes/additions to Military Vehicle Registration. It will be on the Governor's desk as early as tomorrow. Sadly, street legal rails got screwed (to be considered "sandrails": *right click...

I love the concept of his AC (was new from a crane cab). Seems that he's fixed it all up in his latest video. He re-did the plumbing and added a few new components. He covers the changes and fix in this video: https://youtu.be/bmsVA83vBRI

Nothing really new, but a good read here (especially for those not fully familiar with the concept): https://txtire.com/blog/view/steering-stabilizers-the-truth

Some stuff here: https://www.truckid.com/steering-dampers-stabilizers.html https://www.triplesbuilt.com/

Two factors: Travel (rebound and compression) and dampening (ie: valving, etc to exert the proper force needed). You'd need to do some cipherin' (don't for get to carry your naughts)