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Thanks, Bob. I even went one more, made up some govt.-like tags for the radio that I will attach prior to shipping out to customer. I left the model number and serial number spots blank, as well as the date, so I can fill those in regardless or whether I choose to stay in the PRC-25/77 field...

I love Haspin, but even if things get better by year's end the timeframe from September to October is very busy, MV wise, for me. VA rally and Gilbert PA in September, then Rausch Creek PA and the USS Torsk maintenance weekend in October. But, I would say that if I was closer to IN, I'd...

I've only heard of people SPRAYING bedliner on the inside of the trailers, or using those thick rubber mats cut to the right shape.

Huh? Is that Canadian law? Good Lord, if there was a law against having rust holes in a vehicle prior to insurance verification, half the darn vehicles in the Southern US would fail inspection.

Wow, you're like the 2nd guy in a week who needed info/parts for the XM501. Weird... Good luck in your search, they are hard to find....

HA! I can't weld my way out of a paper bag. I'd like to own a replica for the Vietnam display someday. There are a couple guys doing them today, but $$$. Wanted it more to see how a simple howitzer works and its stats. Short of watching some rounds get fired, I didn't get the chance to...

Awesome, thanks!

Good point. ;)

Did another one, this was a PRC-25. Had to replace one module that was a little flaky (the A25 RX module) but everything else was just test, calibrate and repaint. I did it in CARC green, most -25s were 24087 originally, but I had the paint and it looks good. This one I did the front panel...

Yeah, I saw those, but those don't help. Sometimes these manuals on LOGSA are unclassified, then the restrict them if the newer versions have stuff in it that they want to protect. Sometimes it goes the other way, and things get declassified. I downloaded some manuals 10 years ago from that...

Does anyone have a .pdf copy of the operator's manual for the M101 howitzer? That's the 105mm one that served from WWII until the 1980s.

Was planning on using it as an ATV trailer, but with a custom deck (the stock deck would either be cut off or added to).

Thanks hoop! That's what I needed. Do you know if you buddy is interested in selling one of them in the near future?

Is anyone here planning on attending the National Convention early in August? Not sure if I'm going yet or not, but this is the closest it's been to me since the VA one about 10 years back. Would love to go, heard the Nationals is an awesome event.... Also, are there any decent yards or...

Ask the site rep to take a picture of the military data plate for you. If they can't find one, my guess is its a civilian trailer that the seller thinks is military for some reason.

Definitely NOT a M172 lowboy, nor a M269/270 lowboy either. I think that is a rare bird, it could be what he says it is, I can't find anything in DDoyle's book that says otherwise...

Looking up on them internets, I found that the M674 is the following: M674 Semitrailer, low-bed, 15-ton, 4-wheel, Nike missile system Being that this was specific for the Nike missile system, there are going to be very few of them out there. Have you looked up info on the M172 lowboy...

Kohburn, that tool looks pretty neat, but if it don't say "Made in the USA" you know where it is made. That means I don't buy it. I don't want to start another China tools thread, please, just my two cents on the issue. However, if I could find something like that made by people here at...

The geared lug wrench only works with the rear duals on the deuce (and the 5-ton, etc). Won't work on the front wheels, or trailers that are single wheel. If you can't get the wheel off with a normal Budd wrench and a 3-foot bar, you need an impact wrench.

Well, wasn't lucky enough to come this year, but the least I can do is start the picture thread for everyone who was a participant. If you got pics from the big event, post them here! A pic from last year to get us started!