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And for trailers if you don't there's always Mike Sierra Uniform.

I didn't think trailers had them. It is all dataplate I thought.

OMG what a beast!!!!

Left front, right rear MI ARNG 1-182FA right front, left rear A-? (whatever vehicle number. as a deuce it would most likely be a 4 or some other higer number other than a 5,6,7. someone with FA time could probably chime in to give an idea on what numbers were used by ammo trucks. also i think...

Concur with this but guilty of not heeding this advice. We had a bus load of soldiers flip once and only injuries that required overnight stays were due to equipment that had been brought on the bus, in this case several large water pumps.

I had a hand crank version of this but was considering switching to electric. The one I have is a cheap harbor frieght one. I broke the cable already once. Yep I need a new one. Might as well get an electric winch and better cable for what I got. You convinced me.

A real light/medium towbar for a CUCV--yes A real medium towbar for a CUCV--absolutely That thing--Nope Sorry, too much liability on that one.

The drawbar is attached to the bed. The axle and trunions are a separate unit.

I still may have one or two sets. Should know by the end of MLK weekend. If so, they'll be in ATL and will need picked up.

I have used tested ones, pm me if interested.

Highly suggest reading the Vehicle Recovery manual. There are a lot of good ideas and information in there. I'm always partial to the 1 foot at a time method of using a 4x4 chained to through the rims.

I know the frustration and I could open up a whole bunch of stories to but I will keep quiet for now. I got a set of bow holders for the new trailer if you're interested. They're brand new thanks to uncle. Note, it's just the holder (brackets) that mount to the trailer. I don't have the...

Wish I'd a known you were on the lookout. I probably could have saved you some dough but it would have been pickup only. Good luck with your pickup. Where's it at???

I don't think it is in the back of the -10 technical manual so it wasn't issued with the vehicle. With that said, a lot of GI's get stuff to use on vehicles they think they'll need. During ODS I had a CUCV that was replaced by a HMMWV just prior to the ground war. After re-reading for the...

My one dog hates all riding no matter what the vehicle and the deuce would probably put her into PTSD. My other dog loves to ride in most vehicles but in the deuce, he can;t find a comfy spot for his big fat a$$, so he prefers the back of the CUCV. I do keep the window down in the back for...

Concur. In the hospital, we are required to do an emergency generator test every month to pass JCAHO. Won't even bother with all the documentation that goes with this--I will let you imagine.

Well folks that does me in. I'm done with it. We're finished! That's it. Adios. Tam biet. Auf Wiedersehen (or horen or typen), au revoir, kveoja, farvel, nakemiin, la revedere, addio, and zbogom. Been at it since 2007 when I first posted. Chris told me he was surprised I was still...

Organization:HHC, 207TH INFANTRY GROUP Location:FT RICHAR ALASKA Nomenclature: TRUCK CARGO 1-1/4T Model: M1008A1 NSN: 2320011232671 Serial Number: J5FF421712 Registration Number: NG1T46 Year of Mfg: 1985 Manufacturer: 93219 Contract Number: DAAE07-82-C-4060Usage Miles: 18642 Jan 04

Unit Ident Code: WDJ2T0 \\Nomenclature: TRUCK CARGO 1-1/4T Model: M1008 W/E NSN: 2320011236827 Serial Number: J7EF365481 Registration Number: NG15X6 Year of Mfg: 1984 Manufacturer: 93219 Contract Number: DAAE07-82-C-4060 Sep 05. No unit name just a unit identification code. Unit probably...

Organization:COMPANY D, 1ST BATTALION, 151ST AVIATION REGIMENT Location:EASTOVER SOUTH CAROLINA Nomenclature: TRUCK CARGO 2-1/2T Model: M44A3 NSN: 2320013832047 Serial Number: 501103 Registration Number: NK0FRU Year of Mfg: 1995 Usage Miles: 8198 July 09