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Well, my first clue would be that Clinto (Moderator (and wonderful human being)) put the link in his response. If it were me I might try clicking it to get the answer. I've never seen the hood of any of the trucks that didn't say 15W-40W on the underneath side. I run it in all my diesel...

And John's story is still here: Lone Star MVPA - ('05 Hurricane Katrina Experience)

I suggest anyone that wants to drive a truck into the area to help take the money you were going to spend on fuel and donate it to the Salvation Army relief fund and then stay home. I'll help family and trusted friends but it's a sad state of affairs when I can't help anyone else because of...

Over 40 posts and no one said: Enjoy the ride!

If I leave now the 813 will be there in time for the parade. I drive slow.....

And here are the pics to help with G's pic.

Just to get it on there should be easy. The fill hole is passenger side front. Center it on the hangers and wait for a picture from someone.

I was guessing your passenger wasn't looking out for the little hump on that side to warn you....

I've pulled an 818 with my Deuce, no biggie. I've pulled 16,000 with my 1500 Dodge. Deuce and 105 loaded. ;-)

Paint.... PAINTS

I only use the hitch extender on my tractor around the house to move 105s and 101s. I can flip it upside down or right side up to get it level. I probably would never tow anything in the small receiver on the road for any reason. Emergencies maybe, like towing 16,000lbs home with my Dodge...

After seeing the pic I agree. I don't know why they panicked when they saw it. That split rim looks dangerous from here.

Welcome aboard and I believe there has been a Mack powered 5-ton at the Findlay Ohio military show for sale the last two years.

If you need me to I'll send some briefs but their not going to like them..........

I get chastised every time I call military truck tires split rim. Like Fredo says, they aren't. I took a real 4 inch split rim into a tire place and they wouldn't even touch it for fear of failure. It was a turf wheel on a golf ball picker. I had to do it myself. It was truly a split rim...

You say it is an '86. Is it an M35A2C? Congrats

What? You mean you don't have it installed yet?

No apology for you!

JW Delivered it Too!! JW just left after helping me get my can off his truck. Yeah, the front tires needed air but at least the hoe was full of fuel. :-)

To quote a great commercial: "Why don't we just chug off over to namby pamby land" and ask them. The county wiki page has some clues.