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I have had to pull a truck uphil to get it out of gear too. Hopefull it will be a simple fix for you.

The instructions for opening/closing the M820 can also be found in the M809 series -10. It is TM 9-2320-260-10

Thanks for the lead. I guess I will keep an eye out for any more listings. If anyone else has any info, please shoot me a PM. Thanks much!

I agree with using the gladhands. If you have a hose like shown above, you will not need to install or modify anything. It will be ready to use on your deuce or any other vehicle with an air system (military or commercial). If you get a clip on chuck, you can safely air up your front tires...

Since I first laid my eyes on this M920 from ebay, I have been on a mission to get a M920 and add 16R20 super singles. I need more information as to what wheels were used and if the hubs required any machining. Unfortuantely, I know longer have the contact information for Jeff, the seller...

A bridge truck would be the closest to what you describe. The M809 series bridge launcher is built on the M812 chassis and the M939 series bridge launcher is an M945. The M945 is a better (and more expensive) truck. There is also an M821 bridge transporter, but it is basically a flatbed type...

That is a great pic. Why do you suppose the spare is stowed at an angle like that? I know it is a 14.00 but the spare is stored flat on the M812 bridge truck. And also, why is the fuel tank on the passenger side on bridge trucks? Hmmmmm

Have you checked ebay?

I remember someone saying that a few have been stood up on their noses. I think they were tractors.

Dave- Great acquisition. I am glad to see you figured out how to post pics. I know I am not the only one who enjoys them!

I took the radio rack out today. Let me know where to send it.

Are you going to add 4 more in the rear?

RE: What Or maybe 459 hours since the gauge last broke and was replaced? I wouldn't rely on the gauges very much. Instead, inspect the condition of the truck and see how it runs.

Yes, it will track the same, but the track will be quite narrow, especially in comparison to the bed width. I personally think it looks goofy.

You could try one of the bar type battery terminals where you raise the bar to break the flow or you could get one of the master switches used on a M911 and other military vehicles. Check out the red switch under the driver's door and above the battery box. It is easy to reach and clearly...

Yes

The smallest tire I like in single configuration is the 12R20 XML.

Is this the radio shelf you are looking for?

12 bolt with radials are preferred for most applications

I picked up some aerial slings at Fort Riley last week. These are normally used for airlift operations but I thought they would be handy to use with a wrecker/crane and each one could be used as a tow rope too. They come in 2 sizes, 10,000# and 25,000#. While at Riley, I snapped pics of two...