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Nice looking truck. How much was it?

If you want to haul it, shoot me a price. Thanks, Joseph.

How soon do you need it moved? I am having a similar sized load moved from MD to OK this week or next. We could split a semi trailer if you want.

RE: LDS-465-1A Powered M35A2 I've got one with the LDS too. Night and day difference in performance for sure!

Don't forget about the guy that paid $45K+ a few years back for the first one through GL. Now that was a real bargain!

I might be able to help you out. I sent you a PM.

Yes, they come up from time to time. I see them usually go for $10-$20K.

Re: RE: Re: RE: Mileage going up on towed deuces? Here is a pic of the truck in tow.

RE: Wheel Stud length for 5 ton with 1600 Stud length might depend on which HEMTT rims you use. Old or new style? Those new 2pc beadlocks are about 3/4" thick.

I removed the one loose line that goes from the valve to the hub. The CTIS valve has a schraeder valve on it so I left it in place. I was curious how the wheel balances with (and without) the CTIS stuff. Some of other CTIS rims I have seen have a counterweight to offset the CTIS stuff. I...

RE: MRAP Sweet pics! Thanks for posting them.

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I'll take 4 more. Please send me the contact info. Thanks.

I bought these from a guy in North Carolina. They are definitely current issue.

I recently purchased some FMTV wheels with the Goodyear MVT 395/85R20 tires. These tire and wheel assemblies are brand new and I thought I would try them on my M818 tractor. After removing the quarter fenders in the rear, they went on without any problems. I flipped the rear wheels so the...

You will probably be dealing with Steve at Tinker. I am somewhat local, so let me know if I can assist with anything.

Have you thought about running super singles with beadlock and runflat capability?

[thumbzup] Time to update your signature line. Did this all start with the M332 trailer purchase and progress from there?

If you want heavy duty, I would just get him to build you a custom one.

You could use one winch to raise/lower the booms and the other to raise/lower the load. Sounds like a cool project.