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Pics of early model hemtt rims on M818. It's unlikely you'll encounter these early ones. The ones you'll find will be like the ones on my M925.

Better pic of my M925 with steel HEMTT rims. M818 pics pending. (I'm not intentionally including these other pics. When i accidentally bump them they add and are difficult to delete)

I've never seen an aluminum hemtt rim. There's two kinds and both are steel and ungodly heavy. One kind is pictured on my truck above. We have the other kind on a buddy's M818. Pics in a bit.

Hemtt rims are the solution.

Chinese?

30mm ammo can.

House paint used 2017. Pics taken today.

I agree

And here we are a couple months later and the M1079 is now on its way to CO as of this morning.

This is by far the safest option. You don't want to be learning how to move it while other people are in a hurry to depart. Once it's off and where you want it, then you can figure it all out at your leisure. I use a 1ton truck and a military towbar to move 5ton 939series trucks and similar...

I went and looked at it also. I would suspect that it is something someone cobbled together from a towbar, except that all the welds look the same, and they all look like the factory welds. Whatever it is, it isnt suitable for towing MVs on the road.

Is it acting like the tcase is in neutral?

Mine engages hand to hand.

Air ride seats tend to be popular.

And here you are almost 15 years later still traumatized from the event...

Be a real man and use the towbar from Hell.

For a hmmwv either is adequate, but I'm leery of the ibis tek.

14 months . But it's been a while since i bought a truck at auction.

I thought i replied to this already, but apparently not. I have Hawkers from 2010 in my hmmwv, and woukd love to have a couple for my M925