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Yes it is times like these that I want a wrecker!!

:ditto:

Nice work, great looking truck!!

Well I would say that your bracket is added on. Your right though, those ones are alot more solid. You might ask Dirt if he has one laying around. That 818 will go good with your collection!

It is nice to find people who are willing to help a guy out! Especially if you live far away. They can really save you a headache or two!

I have been thinking hard about doing this to my 5 ton. is there any way that you can post a short video of how she sounds? If not its cool I will just have to do it to my truck!

Welcome aboard! Let us know if changing the fuel filters worked. Also put up some pics when you get a chance.

Thanks for the replies. I am going to get one!! I hope that you get this problem fixed!!

Where did you get your kit at?

Welcome to the site!! Where are you from in Oregon? I am in Corvallis.

Mike, you are right!! I do not know if we will live to see the day though!

5 ton step Taller is what I was thinking. Also thinking that they could fold up from one side to the other parallel under the bumper so that they would not be in the way of the steer tire. I had seen something homemade like this before. Or it could be a taller step that hooks on the the...

We have both M818 & M35. Well 3 if you count the bebbed one. I really really love my 818, but I wanted a cargo, and a 813 is too big for my needs, so I put a deuce bed on my 818!!

How about some kind of clean looking front folding step for a 5 ton?

Here is the link to the thread I did. I know that you want to keep it original but if not here you go.

I say go for it. If you sell even one truck it would cover the initial 3k.

Wow You stole that thing!! Congrats, great looking truck!

M818 If you come across any please pm me. Thanks!

Do you have any for a M818?

Thanks DaveP I guess I will see what happens I do not plan to work it everyday. But it could be a good excuse for a turbo and such! (Man that would be alot of work) I bet that they can be a hand full!! I was thinking that if I did put them on an exhaust break would be a must!!