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Blisters, did you find any links in the truck when you went through it? I put thousands of rounds down range with that mount on the truck.

I'm guessing 150# maybe, with the trolley. Two people can easily ptck it up and put it in the bed of the truck. When I was checking the stuff out, I moved the rings by myself easily.

Well after studying the pics and manuals, I was able to figure out the mounts and got it up! Turned out to be the largest bracket mounted on the drivers side and no others, the ring just bolts directly to the arms. Not too hewavy, just awkward. I took the trolley apart and gave it a good lube...

That pic is out of roger-wilco 66's album link in his post, Lots of cool gun truck pics there! The other image is from the TM9-2016 that I have in front of me. It is a 5 ton with a multi in it.

Thanks Chuck!

Thanks all! Mark, your pics are awsome and, one in particular, was a giant help! Craig has a copy of TM9-2016 from 1957 in the library, so I now have a mess more to go by. If anyone has a pic of the ring mounted taken from the rear, that would be the icing on the cake! :beer:

Like I said I KNOW these came off of M35 trucks. I am hoping someone can shed some light.

Here are a few pics of what I have. I don't think the arms are are on the wrong side due to the mount holes for the can holders and the outline of the removed holder on the arm. I just can't seem to figure out which bracket goes where and that info still seems to be not for public release. I...

I'll go lookk through my back issues. The ring and legs are 1968 issue...mfg date on the data plates. They are sand colored with what looks like sg OD under the tan.

Well, I got her a ring!! I am using the M36 legs and brackets, these are the early cast brackets that clamp on the legs and an M49 ring. Got the legs up with no issues, but am having a time getting the ring to align with the arms. I have 4 different plates that attach to the arms. I looked all...