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Click the link to the other thread! This is why continuing one thread is always best. You could have asked for the thread to be moved to a different forum. I'm going to merge these 2 threads now.

Please add your State to your location information. This is a site requirement.

Where in "North America" are you located? It might help, if other had an idea where you are located. Please change your personal info to include your Province.

Grammar will count!

In the last 2 years, I've noticed 2 of them sell. Both damaged(rolled). I recall one sold for around $20000. No schedule.

Why not drive it?

Figure 140 Google a bit and found the dimentions .5X13X11.180

Did you look for the bolt part number in the -20P TM?

Yeah but... He could loose his extra PM space. I thought this thread was going to ask, why do people post "subscribed".:?:

Let's just use the time as a practice run for an EMP strike!:razz:

I was considering opening a My Face account...

Your kidding right? The key to success is organization. Here's a couple partial snapshots of what I'm talking about. This makes finding, opening, and using a document as easy as if it were a book in my lap. Actually easier, it's search-able by keywords. Of course, all my TMs are in just one...

Alternator testing and repair is covered in the TM 9-2320-289-34, in the"electrical system" section. Including how to test the diode trio. I don't see any issue with your spot welds. I just installed one that looked identical, in my alternator and it works just fine. Where did you buy the...

M116A2, M116A2E1, and M116A3 Chassis Trailers all show the same data plate in the TM.

Ah, you save them on your computer. You guys should already have these downloaded for all your equipment. Organized in folders... aua

There's pics in the Tm.

We will have a test on Monday!

You guys could all just read your TMs .:idea:

Since we all loose the site Sunday, should I add a day for the 3 or 4 members that have temporary bans? :razz:

Sulfur content of heating oil to be reduced in northeastern states - Today in Energy - U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)