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ok.... well their is another Air Force fellow Zach Bierhaus down there who has been cruising the Facebook LMTV and other 4x4 groups that is also at Tyndall. PS- PC is where I was born and raised. Well actually Lynn Haven. But been gone long time.

are you Zach Bierhaus on facebook?

Slides?? after dissasembly they stand it up and slide it into a track?

thanks...... 3pair of 12v so that is total 300 amp hour..... at 24v.

I probably missed it.... but is your house bank got those battleborn's set up as 24v , 12v, or 48v?

is there no O-ring on the aluminum rims?

would you be kind enough to check with ICON about the shocks. would behove them for it might create some sales leads.

if you have not done so somewhere (add link if you have please) would you please list the parameters/specs... physical properties/ measurements etc. you used to have your shocks made up for you. Same for shocks you ended up with. Searching for as many specs as possible to use to compare with...

So not to Hijack this thread..... started a new one on solar for FMTV habitat located at https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?181042-Solar-for-habitat-on-an-FMTV

maybe this should be a different thread. FYI while you were typing I edited my post with more details

Am puting former ambulance box on back of mine for habitat. Going 24v in habitat for consistency such as using the habitat battery bank to keep truck battery OEM wired bank topped up. Also my cab AC (actually a liquid chiller) is 24v. Granted this plan came about while I assumed the OEM truck...

arn't they wrong voltage? I'm going 24v system and could swear I saw that Tesla was more.... maybe 36v?

Grand idea. Could possibly do this with the boxes on my Ambo. Off of which air lines??? I assume not those for air brakes... so CTIS lines?? or separate air lines off the tanks?

How many Watts of panels did you install?

just for clarity sake..... Arch? as in the 4 large machined spot the pin/shaft sits in?

Would you change anything if you could on how this final ring came out? If so what?

I got one from a member here for this purpose. Not sure how much to cut off so I haven't yet.

maybe put some locktight on the exposed threads to keep them from backing out?

Will be interesting to see how these do in Snowy areas. Do they have heaters in them to melt snow?