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Looks like you will be entertaining the "Ron White" way lol

I used 3/8 or 5/16 lugs 2/0, depending on which bolt you are connecting to on a typical military battery terminals. I replaced a bunch of terminals, so you may want to double check your sizes.

2/0

If you add another switch of the same, you can switch your NATO from 24 to 12 volts.

Wow! Looks great! As someone who welds quirte a bit , I see a TON of work here!

Looking for the or a manufacturer of this "grommet" type of stuff. Would like to use on some electrical pass throughs. Thanks in advance!

I concur. These trailers are very tongue heavy. I assume you have a pintle hitch and tow lights adapter? Towing like this I believe is very illegal. Honestly, It is not worth the risk. You do not know what you are getting from surplus. Lights may not work. Things are rusty. Will the crank work...

I looked at pulling a trailer like this. I would recommend having it shipped. Glad I did. Tires were in such poor condition. Gash down to steel belts of one side.

Endless jokes at campfire "You know you not only ride the short bus, YOU LIVE IN IT!"

You did push the start button right? :ROFLMAO:

maybe isolate linear actuator with rubber dampeners to stop vibration transfer to tubular steel?

I looked and saw a Steyr 6x6

Never thought the Steyr axles looked as substantial as the Rockwells, but an owner told me today that 2 or 3 axles all get air lockers. Odd to have a front axle locker, but ok.

I thought same. Maybe sintered brass filter??? Hose barb to NPT fitting to filter would work.

Ah. ok. Who makes the locker we use?

Has Eaton discontinued that locker?

An inexpensive project for your LMTV. Total cost around $24. SMD 5050 strips. A bit of a PITA to thread through frame. Double sided tape worthless. Glue gun is your friend. Do not use RGB lights. They won't be nearly as bright. Word of caution. Each strip draw around 3 amps. Might want to...

Roger that!

A shot of the wet tank would be great! Not a good angle on the one from Ronmar.

Hey thank you so much Ronmar! Just what I needed. Now I can go put it back together.