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Been busy with sheet metal work today, brake work yesterday, repacking bearings and changing oils last week. I'm mad rush to get ready for Findlay Ohio show next month

Sorry boys in DC this week. Going to be tough for us to get pictures in this month

I just always figured it was some sort of casting mark. Will be interesting to see if there's actually a reason

The whole clan working on brakes and wiring harnesses today

Planning on taking M-56B1 and pioneer trailer. If I get them finished in time lol

Today's project using the 816 candidate, the shop mascot (bobcat) had a breakdown so he got a ride down the street to the other shop. And a photo op while Joely and I were out among our other projects

I've got a 1970 816 great trucks , decent drains on the bottom of the tank depending on how old the fuel and if there's a ton of water in it. Pretty hardy set up

Both our wreckers have a gentle reminder about your toes. Thanks to our stencil maker and my girls imaginations

5 bolt M-37 style wheel on the 3/4 ton trailer, 6 lug M-35 style wheel on the 1.5 ton version like the M-105

This 1970 XM816 was brought to life a couple years ago after sitting for 6-8 years in the weeds. It was originally od green, tri color camo applied, and lastly desert sand color. Got running, cleaned, painted, used it around our area including dragging home our newest project M-51 dump truck 70+...

I'll throw one in. In primer and in paint my 816

No alignment collar of any kind they are 1.5" outside I've had a couple off of the 105 when we went to Kentucky to get the gen set on the 200 so we had some spare tires for the trip but completely forget if they're all standard right hand threads and the pics I took today were both the same side

Working on the M116 pioneer trailer frame today and waiting for paint to dry we tore into the front of the M56-B1 to check out how much rust has eaten the fenders. Found the US ARMY on the hood but no numbers yet

Here are the nuts that are on my 105a3 and 200 generator trailer

Pretty decent looking truck, hopefully you guys can get it going and stopping on its own soon. And glad you found a towing company that knew and understood the task at hand and probably even brought back some memories and spark for those operators

116 trailer in the shop today in primer , putting together the pioneer trailer soon hopefully

Air over hydraulic brakes on 800 series truck

Welcome my friend, great group of guys here. Nice looking project. Lots of parts available vintage power wagons and eBay have been my go-to working on mine

I'm not sure the make but here's one I took some pics of a couple years ago when I was looking at a m-62 gasser wrecker when I was building mine