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He said I can borrow the new trailer anytime! I do quite alot of stuff for/with him. He is also dog sitting for me for the next week. He served in Germany. He likes my MVs, as do most of my neighbors. I never hesitate to assist my neighbors with my MVs.8-)

Yes.

Nice!

The extra boom length comes in real handy. It afforded me plenty of distance(to park off the road) and swing the trailer away from the M819 while they installed the wheels. fwiw, I use it at least once a week, or more. I have accumulated enough time to have a pretty good feel for what it will...

I don't mind criticism. Heck, I might learn something from others, if I keep an open mind!

No. No wind. Short swing. It was only about 6' up to start with.

I parked at an angle, to the road. The lift was about 10 degrees off to the starboard side. The set was about 15 degrees to the port side. No need for outriggers. The rail was very rounded edged. New, with no sharp spots. All straps were clinched flat.

In microwave time, yes.

I can't post with my watch, calculator or toaster...

I was outside using my M819, or I probably would have bid on it.:cookoo:

I was watching that!

Ok, sorry I don't know then. :oops: Kenny probably knows (he knows everything...)

A tag that is in plain sight of the seatbelts, telling you seatbelts have been installed(retrofitted). What a great idea. Does the military also have toilet seat lid lids? (to cover the lid)

I'm assuming it's an NP246(from Mikes info in post # 50) . Does it have the autotrac(pushbutton)?

Is there anything special about it? Like input splines or...? That's the same T case as my 2000 silverado. I thought they were not that hard to find or get parts for. Seems like auto recyclers should have them available.

A quick look at the -34P tm shows the part number(GM) and that the fill and drain plugs are the same. A quick google search for the part number 14037987 will get a visual on the real part and its seal ring. Gotta love them TMs!:doghead:

Do you roll the turkey, or use a pipe?

Or replace the gasket/seal on the drain plug. And tighten it properly.

I have them in my M819. $175 ea. I've posted how they work, in countless battery threads. Please use the search function!

No, not with the stock wiring. An advanced search in the CUCV forum for 'gauge, idot, ammeter, amp, digital, analog, etc", will pull up a few threads where others have done some custom installs. IMHO, the lights do all you need.