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Dave- Did you get a M945? Those are sweet trucks!

Or, Step 1 - Bolt on 2" spacers. Step 2 - Bolt on rims and go drivin. Step 3 - Trim fenders as necessary.

According to the manual, empty weight is 23,540# and 665# less without front winch.

Lane, I have some grill covers if you need them.

I believe tubular was first used with M809 series and then the flat style grill was later used. I heard something about water getting into the tubes and causing issues. I prefer the look of the tubular grills, though. To me, that is what makes a M809 look better than a M44 series.

Continuing with the logic in the current forum, I would suggest changing "5 ton and up" to just "5 ton" and then maybe add something like "10 ton and up" to include M123, M125, M911, M915-M920, LVS, HEMTT, PLS, etc. or maybe even "7 ton and up" to include the MVTR.

Re: RE: Re: RE: Mounting and assembly of Hummer Beadlocks I have purchased 36 of them and I am still waiting on volunteers to come over and put them in! I put a call into Hutchinson to see about buying one of their compression tools. That should make things easier (and safer).

Re: RE: Mounting and assembly of Hummer Beadlocks I think it would work just fine. By the way, does anyone have a source for the compression or ratchet tool used to compress the runflat? I need one that will handle the 20" runflats too.

RE: Beadlocks with 37" MTR I think you are going to need some trimming unless you get that lift on soon. I put 37s on a stock M1008 and it took some trimming and then some. There does seem to be some variance, due to the condition of the springs. Only 1 way to know for sure. Bolt them up...

There is a big spread between scrap value and $3000. I bet he would settle for something in between.

You can also get them in a carrying case like this one I got from GL:

What is the red tape around the M816? It looks to be in good condition. What are your thoughts on it?

RE: Big Jay DMA251. Here is the thread http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=11781&start=0

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=17678

GSA?

Re: RE: thanks M1075! I guess things could be a lot worse! :lol:

I would go with option 4 and hire a local heavy wrecker to do the lifting (unless you have access to a M816 on site). I used my M816 to unload my M818, one end at a time. Option 3 might work if you had a flatbed trailer, but the drop deck might present a challenge. I don't know what the...

RE: Re: RE: Spacer Kit for Hummer Wheels All 4 if you want the track to be the same.

Re: RE: Spacer Kit for Hummer Wheels I have used spacers like shown in the pic above. Here are links to two of my projects: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=10818&highlight=m1008...

I sent you that information in a PM. Did you get that?