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B Company 132nd Support Battalion WI ARNG MAUSTONWISCONSIN Location:FT RILEY KANSAS Nomenclature: TRUCK VAN SHOP Model: M109A3 NSN: 2320000771636 Serial Number: 13010251 Registration Number: 4H1420 Year of Mfg: 1966 Manufacturer: 65909 Usage Miles: 26613Info Jun08

Excellent article. Doesn't just go for the soft skin stuff either. Think of the hundreds of 113's that are gone. A leap into a different realm but this sucks also: http://www.uboat.net/fates/deadlight.htm I was surprised when I saw today that there were only 50 or so M8 armored cars in...

Would give my left one of an M8 or M20 but don't have 60 or 70 K to pay for one.

LMC Truck. Got mine from them and it's been working great for a decent price.

Mike, I know this is old. I have a few myself and it appears they are for a M715. http://www.m715zone.com/jonmisc/radio.pdf

This is an example of what you are looking for. This is a serial number and registration number for a 1987 M998: 41118 NG2XFU

Welcome to the website. Truck looks great.

Hope everyone has a safe, FREE, prosperous, and health 2009. Happy New Year.

Yep that one failed and so did these from the opposing side http://strangevehicles.greyfalcon.us/Alkett.htm Always liked the crab (flail). Could imagine how devistating to morale that could be against under equipped infantry. Unfortunately it seems there was always plenty of panzerfausts...

Great vehicle, espeically for a military man. Lot's of options available, parts are easy to come by and fairly inexpensive. Just about anyone that knows the difference between a flat tip and a phillips head can fix it. Definately have to install a radio/sound system. Know what you mean...

For lights, I just get military 24volt lights and use them. That way I can tap the radio power point on the passenger side rear seat area for interior lights/stuff and tap the similar power point under the hood on the passenger side. Need use and in line fuse and run a switch unless your item...

Try replacing your turn signal indicator bulbs in the dash first. Good luck. I got big fingers and the space is small.

Just to make sure, you just need the switch mounted on the dash and nothing else, correct? I will have to check and see if I have one. Won't be until Wednesday before I know.

Most of the ones I used were used at a minimum of once a year but probably more. Take the ones that were kept in storage/storage yard...forget it.

That's the one.

I never experienced a catastrophic leak, luckily. Most of our exercises simulated water for fuel, especially in the large bladders/blivets. In my condition last night (sick, not drunk) I should state there is a difference between bladders and blivets. Blivets are usually less than 3000 gal...

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A couple questions: What is your towing vehicle? How far are you going? Does NJ law allows a person to be in the towed vehicle? Maybe I'm reading it wrong. Do you mean someone to hop in...say at the end of the street to help make a turn there versus riding in the towed vehicle the whole...

Andy, Not sure who else has experience with these besides Mark and I. Way back when I joined I was a 76W Petoleum Operations Specialist. Fancy way of saying I pumped fuel on a tank farm. I seem to recall ours were 300K gallon blivets. Mark stated that if they were in good condition and...

M8 :drool::drool::drool::drool::drool: