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Looks good Ross, how many bushels will it haul?

Now that is a great pic!

Congrats to a new member of the Oklahoma Convoy!

I do.

Good luck with the recovery. I want to see some pics of that hooked to the Armada!

You can super single it with new tires. Largest size you can go is 16R20. 15.5/80R20 or 14R20 are a better fit in my opinion. The best wheels would be from M939 series or FMTV. The cheapest wheels would be new HEMTT 2 piece. $50 each.

Before you spend money on a hard top to "cut down on noise" you might review some of threads here that describe why the hard top is louder. There were several new in crates tops sold on Government Liquidation last week. I'm sure someone here has them available.

Just remember that your truck is 24V (unless converted) and you will need another 24V source when slaving. I have a few of the 20' slave cables with the newer NATO one pin ends. Send me a PM if interested.

Yep, those are for the M548 tracked cargo carrier, 6 ton. STS should be the manufacturer and the contact no. is probably SP0750-00-M-Q875. I have a packing list showing 94 different parts in the kit. Was your crate 38"x24"x21" about 135#? I sold a few on ebay, but they didn't bring much. If you...

There were several crate kits that came through GL recently for the M548 vehicle. You might have one of those.

Love the big tires on the CCC. I thought you were going to remove that lift axle?

How many do you need? I have 2 new ones on the shelf.

I'd love to attend, but c'mon guys, it is football season you know!

This one runs really well. It has a 7 speed Allison from the MTVR than can take it up to about 75 MPH. My other Kenworth PLS with original tranny is limited to about 54 MPH. The Oshkosh PLS goes to about 57 MPH.

Yeah, I know. Pics/videos of the truck and trailer together are overdue. The KW trailer is nice, but I like the Oshkosh M1076 trailers so much better. I'll try and get footage of each and post it.

Yep, these Kenworths were prototypes. I think 8 were made for evaluation by the Army. I purchased this one from an oilfield servicing company after the oil prices tanked last year. With regard to my old website (www.m1075.com) I just let it finally expire. I still have the all the...

Yes, very steep! A good test on your load tie downs for sure. With the 20' flatrack, the steep angle is required due to the bed height of about 6'. As pictured, the load is only about 10,000#. The hook lift system is rated for 36,000#.

No, there are 2 seperate valves to operate in the cab. The current Oshkosh design does have automatic sequencing, but this Kenworth does not.

I found a new way to haul my rock crawler around this weekend. The PLS makes it easy.

Good looking truck! x2 for Warthog.