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3gals is not enough. The tank pickup is about 3 inches up from the tank bottom. You need about 15 or more. Seriously

I used two hands when I did mine, but I don't recall needing any toes.

Good possibility.

Well, A sex change might be one. How's this for simpler answer, NO. I knew this thread was going to be a can of worms. PM an ADMIN if you have a life changing situation that requires (consideration) a User name change.

I thought an M35 bed was 12'-4" long.

What did you use to "seal it up" with?

Or go to a local truck spring shop.

The whole procedure is well outlined in the TM. TM 9-2320-289-34 chapter 3-37

Contact an Administrator, not a moderator.

If it shift correctly, leave it alone.

I still need to know if you'll consider hauling an M817 for me. I will get one(or more) eventually. Mead looks to be a possible location. If not, anyone else?

Do you know what version/revision your install manual is? I have a complete winch setup in the box. I can go find it and the instructions in the box(I think I remember seeing them) and see if it's different than yours.

You could bend them(at the bottom nut)until they snap, then use a socket to remove the nut. Disconnect the top ends first.

My personal thought is, any dumping with an M101, is a bad idea.

Is your high idle solenoid functioning? If it goes out above idle(650ish rpm), it probably is OK. I personally would just rebuild it, cheap and easy and then you'll be good for a decade or so.

The OP knows about the classifieds. I'm OK with leaving this up, to help warn others what several of us have been saying all along. They are NOT dumping trailers. Never were meant to be. Failure will occur if you use it as a dumper

Check and clean the grounds!:roll: Oh yeah, you grounded it, too much!

Yesterday, on TV, I was watching Swamp Loggers. Bobby Goodson All Terrain Logging. They had an M818 with duals on the front, for pulling log trailers out to where the road trucks could get them.

I had a friend that did this too(with a Chevy BB), the rags lodged in the intake valves allowing the pistons to hit the valves. Ruined the engine.

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