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wow that is far forward! Is that it's final position?

Glad she is moving ahead! I hope it will be ready for the Weare NH meet!

Yeah, :( I scrapped it! Not much was left thought. I think I put that divertor somewhere? Parting out my M813 now. I really like the pintle plate you did! I may put a dump hoist on my M923 and will do something similar. If you need any parts come get them soon. I will be moving to another...

I have a new one of those rear facing PTO sections in the classifieds and some extra levers if anyone needs them.

Nice job!

The big winches are a lot of work. Most are cable out and cable in, so no free wheel. They are very slow going too. But if you need to move a house the 45,000 and 60,000 lb winches will do it. I know because my friend uses these big winches in his house moving business with great result!

Less than a week left and my M923 is not running! I have been going though the electrical system and found lots of corroded contacts and a few broken wires. I am relocating my batteries to under the passengers side door too. I just can't stand having the batteries under the seat any longer...

I just finished parting out my M813 and had put new battery cables on it a year ago! Since the M813 has the batteries under the passengers side door, they will work perfect! Good thing I did this modification the m923 cables and wires where a mess! The hard part is getting the insulated brackets...

Starting the mad rush to get the new M923 ready for the road trip down to the Sussex show and get everything packed up.

I roll 375lb 1400/20 tires with rims up and down mine ramp all the time. Having a ramp is hands down the best thing I have ever done for my 5 ton. Well that and the boarding ladder :)

Thanks Barefootin for posting your pictures too! Now people won't think I am crazy, yes they are rated at 3000lbs for each ramp :) They make aluminum ramps to do the same job at half the weigh, but I got a great deal on these!

These are Melcher Fiberglass ramps. They have a slight arch in them, which will help to keep you car from bottoming out during that last transition on to the truck. These are at least 16' long. I went to their site and they show them being used to load a SUV and being put together as a loading...

This modification will get you about 20 hp. That is what Cummins rated it at!

Well fiber glass and steel. They weight a ton! That is why my buddy traded with me. He knows all my stuff is heavy!

Just picked up to fiberglass 14 ' loading ramps. They are rated at 3000lbs each.

Cool to see the USMC trucks

How much longer are the bridge truck torque rods? I want to spread my rear axles on my M923. Sorry, don't mean to hijack the thread. I am just curious.

I like it dude ? No really, I thought 4 batteries would fit, but I was focused on the bigger series 40 semi truck batteries. I still think we are going to need a removable top on the box. Good thing I saved my cover off my M813 batteries :)

I like it!

WOW! Didn't expect that at all!