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Or luck! Wish I could say I never had a problem towing but I did get everything home, well maybe I did leave some tire scraps along a highway or two. Towing one deuce with another is slow going and if any hills very slow going. Wayne

Doesn't the M200 frame set a lot lower than the top of tires, be hard to mount either bed on it. What weight and kind of load will you need to carry and then find the size of trailer or truck. Wayne

Red is good if you are a bull fighter or a fire truck. Cranetruck should be along shortly with the PS magazine articles showing the military how-to. FYI I just leave mine in. Wayne

Did you look at your manuals? From the -20 Step 1. Start engine. Check voltage at left and right alternators at positive (+) terminals. Voltage should not exceed 16.0 at left alternator or 31.8 at right alternator. If voltage is over 16,0 at left alternator or 31.8 at right alternator, replace...

They are a subsidiary of G/L maybe you are already registered? Wayne

Closer than those trucks you been buying in Alaska:!: Wayne

You have another big supplier close to you Parramore Surplus Company I hadn't been there in years but it was a very good way to spend a day or three. Wayne

Welcome to the SS. Wayne

If you feed that kid more, there would be no need for "kid size" :twisted: Wayne

O Boy, Kenny is going to be mad at you now!! FYI Except for ebay auctions and certain rare items, links and/or information about ongoing auctions are not allowed. Wayne

Looks like one to me too. The numbers according to the parts manual are Figure 26 NSN 2910-00-148-1612 with a p/n of 10947344 and it is called a PUMP, FUEL, METERING. Wayne

Anybody have any pictures or know of a site of MP cars? Found this one of civilian cars. Town of Newburgh Model Car Club Project - Light Police Duty TIA, Wayne

Check with a local electrical contractor, some may have used unit. Don't really need NEMA 3 enclosure if doing it yourself (unless your buiding code/insurance requires it) , you could just build a cover for it. Unless you are going to run a subpanel from it, it would need to be the same size as...

They will all fit when in use, it is the way you store them on the fruck make them different. Non-dropside bows wouldn't store on a dropside side rack. Wayne

AC is going to be 220v and whatever amps it pulls running you need to add 3 times that for starting it. 3 ton AC would be on a 20amp breaker that leaves you 30 to run the hot tub and the beer coolers. 10kw is still about at it limit. You stiill need to figure what you need and go from there. Wayne

That is very good for a 10kw they are usually only rated at around 40 amps. For best result on generators you need to know the amps you are going to use and then find a generator to match, this is one case when bigger is not better. Most military generator are not fuel efficient and very noisy...

M200A1 usually carry a generator but there is no sides for it. They have 4 tires, good used mounted tires are 75 to 100 dollars ea. Wayne

Link works fine for me and I'm not on any .mil network, maybe you need to upgrade your browser? Wayne

Looks that way way to me too. The military usually sizes trailer tires to the tow vehicle and those are closer to HMMWV size that anything else I know of. Wayne

Joint Base Station (JBS) and Improved Special Operations, Communications Assemblage (ISOCA) TSC-135 Variant FORT BRAGG, N.C. (Army News Service, Oct. 28, 1998) -- The U.S. Army Special Operations Command accepted the first joint base station equipment Oct. 22, becoming the first Army command to...