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Here's one for the M915a1 to get you started http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?67474-Headlight-switch-for-m915a1 Feel free to add to it, if you need more help.

Your 915 issue has been discussed before. Please look or post in the 5 ton forums for that issue. (not the 2.5 ton forum) A search for M915 headlight switch should help you.

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Some good reading in the threads listed below(similar threads).

Tigger, If Ron keeps it up, he will be using his phone(instead of Internet) to talk MVs.

God Bless You for reading the TM! (seriously)

Yes, there should be about 50 threads on this. A search for "curt" should yield results.

Indeed, A picture of his dash may help. So will him looking at the TM that ends with -10. Then he can tell us if his dash looks different.

Since being a member of this site for a year, have you ever heard anyone mention Technical Manuals? Have you ever read them? Do you know what they are? If you can't navigate the site, here is a direct link to them. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?79316-TM-s-for-the-M880-series-trucks

Without the TM, how were you going to torque the nuts properly?

It just "did it" again, for me!

If you make a big enough mistake, you will simply die. Here's the text from the TM. TM 9-2320-361-10 3-14. WHEELS AND TIRES (Contd) NOTE If inner wheel is to be removed, reverse wheel stud nut wrench, remote handle, and install near large end of wrench. Remove all inner wheel stud nuts...

Why not read the Manual? Many people think they do not need to read such basic information such as the -10 basic operators manual. It would definitely help the OP. No torches or sledghammers required.

Test. Test2 Working ok at the moment. Test again

Many have simply bolted on factory built class V and IV hitches. Just drill a few holes.

I wonder what a DOT inspection would say to that.

It would be fine to use like that. It's done in marine environments like that.

Look at the last post here. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?18826-Winch-cable-clevis-installation&highlight=esmet

Search "esmet". We have posted this info before.

I occasionally wonder how we ate meat, before fire was "invented".