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Great work Paul and congratulations. steve

On the off chance that my NHC250 injector is stuck causing at least one of my problems where do you get parts to rebuild them? I'm sure the Cummins dealer in Cincy would be more than happy to sell me new ones.... steve

What? You mean it has more miles on it? That can't be true! steve

I had the local towing company bring all three of my big trailers home for me. I just had them use a single axle truck to make sure. But the cheapest is the way you want to do it if you can find someone. steve

My 818 recovery was even more boring, I followed the wrecker the whole 13 miles back to my house. Beats having to worry about insurance or anything else. ;-) steve

By old I will assume you meant yourself there youngster.

I'm pretty darn sure you will be able to pick Stretch out of a crowd. He sure won't be the short one. Last year when I went for the first time I found him by the trucks and then proceeded to meet Gimp and the rest of the guys as they walked up. Worked for me. I think they just took pity on...

Stuart, Now you are just rubbing it in. :-) steve (Yes, I'm kidding.)

PM me the address and your current cell. steve

Welcome to the site. steve

I got a choice Dennis, listen to you or make the Boss happy.....yeah, let me think about that one. :-) sw

Figures, this year the boss has me pulling the camping trailer over to Mansfield for some Miss Ohio function. :-( steve

Two, just like last year Doc. steve

DH, It can be done......once. ;-) steve

Andrew at WPAFB has a year old forklift that looks like it could pick up a 818 so I think he could pick up a 332 and put it on a trailer for you. He is very helpful and if all the site GL people were like him I'll bet we wouldn't have any complaints on this site. Well maybe we wouldn't... ;-)...

The simple way I would do it is just connect to the ground for the negative side and take 12v off the first battery. It's the easiest way. The other way is to do a search on the classifieds and get the converter for sale or buy the one you have a link for. I would try to use a floating...

As a take on the last suggestion, completely unbolt it and make sure everything is disconnected and put a 2x12 reinforced ramp behind the truck and use a winch from another vehicle or a cum-along to slide it off. Minimal damage and you let slide into place. Or hire wreck to stop by and pick it...

Welcome to the site from Ohio. steve

Good looking trailer. I would like a smaller trailer to tow behind my Dodge. The 105s are nice if you have to haul something big but the no brakes thing just seems to bug me. steve

Bump since we are getting closer.