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Date Auction Won: 7/29/2010 Date EUC sent to Gov Lq: 7/30/2010 resubmitted 7/30/2010 Date EUC sent to Battle Creek: 8/2/2010 Item purchased: M814 with generator Location of item: Ft. Dix, NJ First EUC I hope I can get it back in 90 days-Or I am in trouble.

I would still pull the plate off the bell housing, and look at the clutch. That is a pretty robust rod, and it snapped for a reason. :shock:

You have four choices. THe M813/923 with a 14x7' bed, and the M814/927 with a 20x7 bed. The 800 series have the deuce cab, 5 speed manual trannys, and single circuit air over hydo brakes. The 900 series have auto trannys, air brakes, and slightly larger cab.

Nice deuce. I know Ca is out there, but what do you but in the tires to hold the deuce upside down on the pavement?:cookoo:

Now just how do you pass the hat around in a web group?

Still looking for an inspection at Fort Dix

I need some one to look over a vehicle at Fort Dix. PM me here, or contact me at EMD567@atlanticbb.net for details.

I need somebody to check out a lot at Ft Dix. Pm me or email at EMD567@atlanticbb.net for details. Thanks.

I almost did the same thing in my 2006 GTO. Running along and hit a sudden cloudburst. Before I could get it slowed down, the rears lifted, and she started to go around. Only thing thing that saved me was a wide 4 lane highway, and the fact she started left instead of right. I drive a lot...

How heavy is the frame? That will decide if you can place it on a rack over the cab of the deuce. Too much weight that far above the the CG will make the vehicle your driving a turn over waiting to happen. I would either 1) make the frame into a trl,(you still have time to work out the...

One thing that everyone has missed is in order to get a class "A" with a combination endorsement( to haul a trailer), You will have to pass the air brake test, and pretrip a combination vehicle. All the states are required to test you on that part of the exam. All states require a straight...

Isn't the M816 set up to tow just military vehicles. All of the wreckers used to tow "normal" cars and trucks are designed to tow from the wheels, with hyd. lifts. Bumpers on todays cars are a joke to lift with, as are 90% of the front bumpers on todays highway tractors. I know an M816 could...

Marine officer: Sir, your boat has sunk, you need life jackets. You: Uh, just let me turn around officer. SHP Officer, as the deuce comes up the ramp: uh sir you need seat belts for the passengers. You: I just can't catch a break..............

That is a good pretrip. Do you check the tire with a gauge, or just "thump um".

Better that it happened at home, at low speed. Can you imagine what that would have been like at speed, with a load? While I am here, does the Military have a pretrip inspection for the vehicles before driving them? How many MV owners do a pretrip, or even know how to do a pretrip? Or do you...

Look at my thread on the found M715. It has airodrome signals sticker on the dash

Nice trucks. My guess is 13' 6.75", and you held your breath when you came to an overpass.

I gotta go to the Ga Rally now, even if I don't have a MV. Just to watch Ferro and ca1517 play follow the leader in dueling M818's. See who gets stuck the worse!

They gave you a green light because the Officer didn't want to spend 4 hours in the hot sun writing tickets..........Looks good, I can't wait to lay eyes on it.

It still has two batteries in it. I did not check to see if they were in series or parallel. The owner of the yard has yet to give me a price. It has been in his yard for at least 8 years, maybe longer. If the price is right, I might get it. I really want an M37, but beggers can't be choosy.