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If it poped out at the winch, I would guess that it was not in all the way, maybe dog is damaged, or something keeping it from engaging all the way, every time it is forced out, the dog is damaged more, could also be a worn shift fork which also tears up every time it is forced out

it is compression, the mil uses the long nut, some of short nuts wont on the mil. fitting using the existing farrel. if you need a nut, you will need to replace the farrel as well. so might as well just start over

buy the WHOLE fitting,( fitting, compresson nut, compresson ferral,) and some tubing, a lot easier

I agree with every thing else you said, BUT this is just STRETCHINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNG it a bit, gag Clinto needs to change his user name to MR. SUNSHINE

I see where this thread is going, so I'm off to bed, night all and safe winching

I would not do this , you went to keep as close as you can to the hard mount, because the further out you get, the more weight and viberation the mounting fitting will be under, (this case the street ellbow) which can cause it to crack just my 2cents

Whats so bad about that, I have a military field recovery manual, that gives that same recovery, just not down the road at 40 mph

Anybody doing this by them selves, Is asking to get hurt, even slow, a bad cable grabs the bar, or you get the bar grabbed by a wrap, you can't REACT fast enough, everything from a flying bar, a bar getting sucked in and taking you with it, damage, ect., can happen, and it will happen FASTER...

That is # 2 soldiers job, in this case the OP was dead manned to a tree and pulling the deuce

I still don't understand why the postal inspector wont take a look at this, or even the FBI. this is mail fraud, or interstate fraud

here is a few more model sites Internet Hobbies™ | Online Hobby Shop | Discount Prices | Super Selection A lot to look at here http://www.zyconmodels.com/ Have a few military (TD25) but wow a lot of great stuff, with construction as its main focus

What i would do, is have someone contact him, set up a title deal, send by registered mail, have someone watching the receiving address, follow the mail to the scum bag, then the cops or???, with the amount of money this !@#$%^&%## POS has gotten off people, It should not be to hard to set up

I dont know how to copy a page from my cd, the info that you are looking for is in -20p

Ferro, just do a 1/35 tanker model, a lot more impressive

here is the trailer in 1/35, still looking for the 1/87 M 969 5000 Gol. Fuel Tank The 1/87 trailer in GBs pic is a trident model

check UNITED FUN. COM, I found just that last night, in fact when I saw it, your name came to mind, you will have to go though the different makers till you find the two models

I think the site your talking about is UNITED FUN.COM, I have had that link on my desk top for years. I just googled and got it up(on my laptop), it shows both the 123 and 125 but not in production

or just ROCO the M35s that I have are the current style, I even have one with the #7 wrecker kit, I found that if you find the brand name in Walther's, then go to the brands web site, there will be a lot more listed then what Walther's carries, also back in the 60s, there was a guy (ROSOKOSKY...

herpa took over roco, eather reintroduced some, just kept on producing some, stopped making some, and added some new ones to the line trident is another great maker of 1/87 green iron, there is a RUSSIAN 1/87 model maker that's has some nice Russian trucks, I have a tractor, ribbon bridge...

Hobby Fan is another great compeny, I have a M911, the 60t trailer,and a M984a1 (Hemtt wrecker} conversion kit, a few more in the shop