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My M816 has a flip-up platform to stand on when using entering/exiting the crane seat. About 6-8" wide.

Jason, I love the pictures, but please have MERCY on us! I haven't been able to sleep since you posted pics of this fine equipment.

Good looking pics and nice commentary on the video! What type of foam system do you use and at what application rate?

RE: Re: 14:00-24 or 16:00-24 tires? Here is a link to a 10 ton from SECO with the Michelin radials on the front. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&p=204644

Very interesting pic. Where on the vehicle is that mounted? Why is the towbar adapter on the pintle end? Hmmmm....

Did you find the post by Sarge when he painted his M820? Good pics showing the transition between colors. I found it here http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=14576&start=0

Nice! :drool: The Marines did it right with this one.

I want them, but not sure I can afford them! Shipping would probably make it cost prohibitive.

RE: Re: RE: M125 Wrecker has a new home!!! Why would you paint 3 color NATO? Were the 10 tons still in use when that came out?

Oh, boy. Give me one of those wreckers!

Nice decals. Will they all have the same serial number?

RE: Re: 14:00-24 or 16:00-24 tires? Can anyone verify if the bolt pattern on the 10 ton is different than the 5 tons? I know I took 24" wheels off of my M919 and replaced them with 20"' wheels from a HEMTT. Bolt pattern was the same. Hopefully, it is the same with the 10 tons too.

Jason, when you make it out the park next, can you check for a loading dock? Or at least an embankment I could unload/load vehicles from a M127 flatbed trailer. Thanks.

Is that a common problem on the 250s too?

The trucks in the M915 series are M915, M916, M917, M918, M919 and M920.

Well, you could just read the operator's manual and it would help you learn a lot. CTIS is Central Tire Inflation System. Yep, air brakes.

Outstanding! :jumpin: I, too, will be watching with a close eye. I see a 400 swap in my future. :popcorn:

Lee- The M911s run 14x24 tires and the later ones have the Michelin radials in that size. I forget the Michelin code, but think it might be MXC? I have seen a few come through GL. Normal price is over $1000 per tire. A pic of the tread is below. Another option would be 14x24 bias tires...

TQGs are sweet! Here is my 10K.

Mark, you should paint those up and sell 'em for $500 each!