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They use springs in the tie-downs. My camper is very rigid, so any bed flex, the springs allow the bed to flex under the camper box.

Sad thing is now that everyone is more aware of “tire age”, tires aren’t what they used to be, especially with the junk Chinese rubber flooding the market...

I almost forgot about the clean up... get a friend to take pictures and or video, then they can help wash the truck afterward!)

Two feet of mud under two feet of water, your most likely going to get stuck, also think your going to be getting uncomfortably close to your intake.

Super Swamper part # rxm-32r, $400-450 new. One of the best all around tires I’ve ever owned.

Good to see the little kids enjoying the trailer as much as the big kids!

Good to see they aren’t hardened. Let us know how this goes, I need some motivation to crawl under there and give it a shot.

I believe it was Suprman, I think he had both temperatures. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Installed my new parking brake cable (gotta love those hard to reach, rusty, extra long, fine thread bolts with lock-nuts!!!) and air dryer.https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?127668-New-PURest-air-dyer-install-on-M923A2

I finally installed my new air dryer yesterday a few things I ran into, that you might want to check before you dive into your install. -The old control line port is 1/8” NPT, the new dryer was 1/4”, luckily I had a reducer bushing on hand. -The swivel end on the control hose was sized, and I...

Welcome caled0613, and don’t mind those guys, I think they may have missed lunch today...Post up some pictures of your truck and turbos, would love to see it!

I put the newer ECU from my parts truck on todayit runs the updated 70PSI on Hwy, all other pressures stayed the same. It also has the blackout function as well, where the lights only come on when the normal lights are switched on. If I can find a good deal on a 90psi transducer, I may try...

Another random ideathe swiveling crane I built. I have plans for another pocket mount for it on my front bumper, one of these days.

Now you give us a picture! This is easy... cut that giant tree down, stick it out the window above the garage door, hang your hoist from it, spin the truck around and your set!!! Just kidding, don’t need anyone else thinking I hate trees. I like the crane on the service truck idea, that would...

Coachgeo, you don’t have to do all that, if you have an intermediate axle laying around. If it has a typical power divider, turn the input and the output will turn backwards while unlocked. If FMTV Truck Sales is correct, the input will not turn with locked brakes, but the output will spin free

Yep, same thing with the age old debate on which axle of a 6x6 to run tire chains on, always more opinions from 4x4 guys. All my tree joking aside, I shouldn’t bust on these guy’s too hard about how power dividers work, I’d bet 75% of professional truck driver don’t understand them.

If this is correct, my vote would be for the rear axle as well, but if you can afford it buy more! As for the trees, kind of like natural selection, if they can’t take it, it wasn’t meant to be...

Quick and dirty cantilever gantry off the bed and front bumperdepending on the engine weight, could maybe get away with pipe, and a spare tire, jib trolley instead of I-beam.

Are you checking for voltage while cranking the starter? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

How many lockersto use for a 6WD M1088? Ok, tie your tuck to your wimpy tree, jack up one wheel at a time, if it is a typical power divider, each wheel will easily spin while in the air, with no real force applied to your wuss tree;)