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Sounds interesting. If you plan on pulling a big trailer, you might also want to look at the NTC-400 and Allison tranny I have listed in the classifieds!

Here is a good rule of thumb (usually accurate within an inch or so) 9.00x20: 9" sidewall (bottom) + 20" rim + 9" sidewall (top) = 38" 11.00x20: 11" + 20" + 11" = 42" 14.00x20: 14" + 20" + 14" = 48"

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Yeah, I agree with you. In this case, I think Doghead was simply saying it was 2200 miles one way for him so he did not bid.

Here are the wheels I have available for sale. I am trying to keep them in stock at all times. They are new HEMTT 2-piece wheels with the original 10 lug pattern milled out and a new 6 lug plate welded in. Orings and nuts included. Your choice of finish (unpainted, primed, painted, powdercoated...

Robert, send me a PM. I have some new ones in stock and ready to ship.

I maintain a consistent 60 mph in my M818 with 395/85R20 tires. 14R20 tires should yield a few mph faster (at least on the flats and downhill runs). With 16R20 tires you could hit 70mph.

Even 14R20s can be too much tire for M809 series trucks. I highly recommend you take a look at 395/85R20 or 15.50/80R20 tires. 16R20 is a lot of tire for M818.

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If it is an Oklahoma City item, send me a PM with Event and Lot information. I might be able to help you out. :-D

15.5s on HEMTT rims should be about 380#. Weights would be higher for 14s and 16s.

Good luck with that!

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Here is the one I have always liked.

We could have made the hand off today.

Here are a few more videos of the trail ride portion of the trip.

Here are the videos I took.

Here are some pics to hold you over. Videos to follow.

You can certainly use my dolly here in OKC to get your trailer, but no way I am going to let you pull it and M373 with your 3/4 ton truck! That is crazy. You can use my M818 tractor if necessary or maybe M813A1 will haul it to you with a commercial rig (rental).

XL and XZL tires should be same width at the sidewall, but the XZL tires certainly look wider with the more blockly looking 4 lugs. Some of the military trucks that use the 16R20 are also authorized for 24R21 wide based tires.