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Can you post the nsn # here for reference?

Pictures... At least he is not buried in a beaver pond in the arctic.... I looked at the map, I don't know anyone near his area.

24V heads ?

Figure 67 in the -34P has a picture if it.

Even more clever than your login name are the Technical Manuals.

Where are you trying to "insert" them? Perhaps if you bend over just a bit more...

The "outside"?

What was the air temp?

I smell a new avatar in the works...:swbradley1:

What about where to get insurance? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqgW-2orQQg

No & no.

Yes. I mean, it has the NSN(national stock number) and the manufacturers number and the part number. With one of those 3 numbers, you can often find all the details of an item(part) with a Google search. My favorite site is PartTarget. All the info needed is listed there(usually).

Don't trust the dash gauge, confirm the air pressure with a known good gauge.

In just a few minutes I was able to look in the TM, find the coupling NSN, Google it and find this, http://www.parttarget.com/4730-00-278-8853_4730002788853_3-040101B.html. All you need to know is in that link.

The A-frame to frame mount will break eventually if used as a dumper.

Maybe pull some tires off.

Not gonna happen.

I changed the title to include the correct terminology. Interesting how that also changed the similar threads(bottom of the page). Please try to use the correct words(and search them) before posting. How do you find the correct terminology? Use the TM! The parts TM is easy enough to look...

Would the weight from the TM be close enough?

All of the parts are listed in the TM(TM 9-2320-272-24P-1), figure 312. Part numbers are listed as well. With some google searching, you may find what you need.