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Generally, you will find it's a "trial and error" kinda thing.

They wear pretty good, and steer a lot easier than the NDT's.

Now THESE are ramps! They enable you load stuff like the second picture.

Like these? T-831's on the front; G177's on the rear, 11.00-20.

Air over hydraulic??? Gotta see that.... Electric/hydraulic would be the recommended power for ramp cylinders.

Looked like Ft. Jackson, SC to me....

OOOHHHHHHH!!! That must have hurt. I'll get the bandaids.

Hey Cessna....this guy already knows the program! And I thought we were going to expand our customer base...rofl

Yeah, you old guys need your beauty sleep.rofl

OH MY............been working on a deuce, and just saw that! Anyway, Mr. Slowspeed, were you planning on calling someone to haul it??? It has to be out of there within 10 DAYS !!!!:grin:

Tires are dirty......Sand it down and start over...........rofl No Really, it looks good.

I'd say he's a pretty confident guy, thinking he's gonna WIN one them. A bunch of us got our hats handed to us the last time they up.

Sounds to me like you need a "trail deuce" :driver:

First weekend in Nov works for me. Got the towbar pins all lubed up! Or for a small fee, I could "trailer" a small off-road type 'foreign' vehicle up there....:driver:

OR.....you could bolt on a plate from an 818. Plenty of those out there.

Note: the cap is not perfectly airtight. I just put the air chuck on for a couple seconds. That is long enough for any fuel to seep out any cracks. The air in the tank leaks out around the gasket on its own, so no problem with fuel spray.

Came up with this idea for all you guys trying to find air leaks in your 800 series truck fuel systems. I know a lot of guys have problems with the IP losing its prime, so just pressurize one of the tanks, and look for leaks in the system. Some are hard to find, but wet hoses/connections make it...

It was "TIGHT" in my bobbed 5-ton! Some of those trails weren't suited for COWS!

Last time I checked, it was a crapload farther than 25 miles from Boston to NC....

Are they wood or plastic?? rofl