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You guys need to relax about the misspelling. Go, take a break and get yoself a cup a cawfee.

You could almost turn a HEMTT around in that bucket!

Why not power steering? I believe there's a kit out there to upgrade to P/S for 70s Mopar trucks (and those auto parts places that think there were no manual steering Dodges in the 70s aren't doing their research), and it's not that hard to install.

Bucket weighs 230 tons.

RE: M123 proves it As a little background, the bucket was off of Big Muskie, the world's largest man-made land-based vehicle. A 15,000 ton walking dragline that worked in Ohio from 1969 to 1991. When the strip mine closed in '91, she sat derelict until 1999 when she was scrapped. The bucket...

RE: M123 proves it Another one. Earthmover has to give it a hand, because of the overwhelming weight of the load on the hills...

Found this online. M123 tractor proving it has the biggest nuts (and bolts) of the MV family. Once and for all!

Man that red M38 looks like it needs a lot o TLC. I'll give the MB/M38/M38A1 fans one thing - spare parts are no problem. You can practically build a new jeep with the spare parts available for these little buggers!

Glad we could help out naming the beast! Love to see it when Elmo is done.

I post the notice in the hopes that someone here, who did not previously know about the auction listings, will get a good truck for their motor pool. Would you rather I not post, noone know, and all the mil trucks go to a scrappers torch at a REALLY low price? Your choice Bruce.

Now THAT'S a cool MV! Looks in good shape too! Rare MVs are always cool from a collector standpoint!

Dont mean to draw too much attention to these auctions, but since I don't plan on bidding, thought you might want to know. About 20 military rigs, from M715s and M880s to deuces, on the GSA site, in Missouri. Auctions end Jan 15.

RE: Re: RE: XM 705 anybody ?? That XM705 looks kinda stupid to me. I second the vote for the M715.

"Pile o Crap" "4-wheel-drive shed" "Gumby" Any of the above, really.

Time to get one of those rough terrain 10-ton cranes.

VERY COOL! Those alligators always looked neat to me. Glad to see another one up and driving around! Don't get depressed over the one that needs a lot of work, it'll pay off in the end...

M60A3tanker, you missed the point of my post!

Looks like you have your work cut out for you. Good luck on your resto project! Would be nice to see that compressor truck up and running again!

COOL! It's times and pictures like that that make me wish I had a tracked vehicle!

Can I be your best friend? :)