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Mine were off when I recovered it also. It's crazy that people don't pay attention and do what they should.

Looks like straps have replaced bailing wire. :smile: Heavy duty vehicles require heavy duty ideas.

I like those LED's. May have to try em.

I agree that the bad battery is your problem.

Me thinks I will just open the front and side widnows and sweat. LOL

ROFLMAO:grd:

Don't drive without ear protection with the passenger window rolled down.

Nice ramsp. I am amazed at teh ingenuity of some of you guys.

No problem. You are a great American for doing this for us. Got a new one coming. supposedly a 1954 REO M35A2 2.5 Ton 6 X 6 Cargo Truck wo/w SN: 129574 NSN 2320000771616 FT Knox KY. Waiting on EUC to clear to go pick it up. It looks to new for that. If this is enough to go on and...

I see it now. It was a noseeum. LOL

I would have never painted it. Sorry, don't know how to get it off unless with mineral spirits if it is oil based or water and soap if it is water based paint.

So, if I paid 1500.00 for mine. Drive it 30,000 miles. If injectors go what have I lost to part it out. Someone is dying to buy the body and axles. However it jsut keeps running.

If you have any left I'll take an XL if they are full sized of 2XL if they run kinda small. The reason i mention this is some XL's are like a normal large and 2xl's are like some xl's.

You must have camo'ed it real good. I don't see it. LOL

I am wondering if this unit is strong enough.

I have one awaiting recovery in Ft, Knox. GL said it was a 1954 REO but I think it is newer also. I'll know in couple weeks.

Lots of great ideaqs here guys. Congratulations on all your builds.

Congrats on the loooong bed truck.

You are much braver than me living in -40 degrees. I don't like +40 very much with having a spinal cord injury and all the problems that go with it, cold weather is bad to me. Good luck on your journey.

Glad you made it home. I am new at this deuce thingie. Does this seem to be a common occurence? If so I better get me a set and keep with em along with proper tools.