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Well, thanks to the support and advice from you all, and also from a week of no power, phone or internet thanks to the storm (forces you to act for yourself) I have found an M35A2 and should close the deal this week. Seems like a solid truck (knock wood). Not a whistler, though. :( Wish me...

Thanks,m great info. In my old age I tend to drive things that I have to fix myself just like Grandma would. No longer into replacing broken axles and the like. I also like fabricating, but I do my best to avoid slim shadying things (LOL, I hope so, anyway). The truck I am looking at has had...

Good advice, thanks. I kind of like the '5 minutes idling' before and after requirement. It gives you a chance to finish a cup of coffee like a gentleman.

Line wrenches, single and doule flaring tools, all that sort of thing I have. Same with multimeters that can handle a 24v system. What I don't have (and, obviously, would have to get) are larger capacity bottle jacks and 3/4" and 1" socket sets. I also don't have a backhoe like some of you...

Cribbing I have, and I agree on adequately and redundantly supporting anything that can fall, break or hurt.

That's good to know, thanks. A lot of you guys have some really heavy-duty equipment and shops.

Thanks for the replies so far. I do know about 'search' and I have been reading through the various threads for some time. That is often not the same as a direct reply; so please keep the feedback coming. One thing I am wondering about is how 'heavy' a shop one needs for the care and feeding...

How do you identify a SPRAG tc?

OK, so sometimes you think you know, but if you are honest with yourself you realize that you might not have it down pat. So please help enlighten me: What are the major differences between an M35, M35A1 and M35A2? Are the differences minor, or some to be avoided? What can you run in a...