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  1. foxtrot

    Unloading system.

    I don't show my enthusiasm. The owner is going on leave today, it was not the time to negotiate, business to follow for the start of the school year.
  2. foxtrot

    Unloading system.

    Yes the M821 and identical to the M139. The body is 20 feet long, a roller at the back to facilitate unloading and small winches on the side to secure the cargo. The sides of the stakes could be removed to carry oversized loads. No cable bracket or grounded bodywork. On that new deck building...
  3. foxtrot

    Unloading system.

    I am looking for information on this unloading system (file photo). I didn't see anything like it on the manuals, I guess they are 5-Ton 6X6 trucks. I thought the rollers on the back of the M139 could be him, but I didn't. I visited one this morning in perfect, dusty condition.
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