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I will check with those places you mentioned and see if they can make one. 1.25" is the biggest anyone in town can make. Seeing it is not a pressure hose I might just cut the bad section off my hose and farmer rig it together so I can dump the load of rocks out. Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

It's a 1.5" hose. Female JIC SWIVEL ON one end, 90 degree flat O-ring on the other Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

They only go up to 1" hoses as well. The hose I need is 1.5" Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

Nobody here makes hoses that big Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

Yes, part #14. There is no place here that makes hoses that big or else I would have one made locally Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

i need the large supply hose from the tank to the pump if anyone has one!

What's wrong with having weight on the springs? Aren't they made to have weight on them? Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

I grade roads for my job, I know full well how fast steel wears out dragging on a road surface. Dragging a container like that with one end lifted and one end dragging will destroy the container quickly. No way in **** I'd drag it like that if it was my container. Its a Bad option and the least...

Watch "container becomes trailer " on you tube. Dragging a container with a dozer is going to tear up the road, tear up the container (if not destroy it), and it is extremely un maneuverable dragging a box like that. Unless it's just a very short distance dragging it is a terrible choice...

The m1022 25 ton dolly will handle 40ft high cube containers according to the container load video on YouTube, the video was made my the manufacturing company Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

It might not just bolt up but it wouldn't be too difficult to make a bracket to make it bolt up. A 40' container/trailer takes room to maneuver regardless what sort of wheels are under it. My 40' gooseneck trailer would have a difficult time making hairpin turns on a mountain road but if logging...

The army did have a container dolly made for transporting loaded containers in rough terrain. I've seen them for sale on iron planet. Look up "container load trailer" on you tube Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

There is a purpose built dolly for moving containers. It has a set of wheels that attach behind and a set in the front which have a tongue for turning. I have a small dolly that was made for 20' shelter systems. I am not sure of the nomenclature of the larger one designed for moving shipping...

Thanks. I was kinda figuring so. Wish I knew that before buying the pto!

Does anyone know if the pto on a m939a2 is the same as what is on the original m939's? The transmission on the A2 is farther forward and sits an inch or two higher. the pto I have will bolt to the transmission but is touching the frame and there is no way to install the shift arm and cable...

Well, he never returned my call and never seems to be there when I do call, and so far no "help" or reimbursement for the extra expense of having to run back and forth between minot and devils lake because they cant get their act together.

bureaucracy at its finest. I also am not requiree to pay sales tax in other states, being a MT resident, I submitted required documents both on grounds of being montana resident and declaring farm exempt since my m931 is for farm use only. Yet denied because no bill if lauding through their rip...

He did mention perhaps doing something to "help out". I will discuss that when I talk with him again.

I called kyle at customer service and told him the story, he said he would find out more and call me back

I don't see where anything was said about AAA.