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Ouch! :shock: All will go well! My son gets knee surgery the27th.

He has it tucked up out of the way. Good ponit about the moisture. Although closer to the tank for the air tools is better. I have 4 deuces and none of them have a quick disconnect under the dash. It is easy to install though.

Can't wait to see Bills install of this super duty receiver hitch ! (Curt part # 15605) 18,000 w/1,800lb tongue weight ain't your mamas 3,500-5,000lb hitch

Not complaining about the rules at all. They are there due to a fear of being charged with collusion. Posting coments about PMing people instead of posting could be considered collusion. Where as posting about an upcoming auction would be considered as free advertisement. Anyway: as I said...

Kinda works the other way, you run the bid up and that would cut into the profit from a resale. :roll: It really cracks me up that anyone believes an obscure post about a potential upcoming auction at an auction site that has it's ads on plastered every ficken page of this this forum Is going...

KATS #11619 =600w

:drool: Not an M series. Likely Air Force, they had tons of the crewcab short box trucks. Front turn signals indicate 1978 lock out hubs not typically on a 78 IIRC the front axle the AF crew cabs would have been a Dana 60 vs the typical Dana 44 Any signs of Strata blue? Interesting wheel...

When at operating temp the oil is at least 300° while the coolant is half that The oil is what is cooling the turbo down from the near 1200° exhaust temp some of us are pushing. So I guess if that block heater is gonna get things that hot, maybe I don't want one. {Sarcasm Smilie here}

Check for loose grounds and wires. A lot of Michiganders on here. Although West Michigan is a vague description of location, there may be someone here that is close and knows something about the CUCV's. Also check out Great Lakes MVPA (link in my sig line) next meeting is 2-21 in St Louis...

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/m880/14192-new-here-m880-questions.html http://www.steelsoldiers.com/m880/38593-many-m880-questions-new-owner.html 318 w/150hp 727 auto trans np203 full time t case Dana 44 Front & dana 60 rear w/4.10 gearing, open differentials You just won a M880. Was it GSA, GL...

wldrbob, yes with an SAE bellhousing out of something like a C70 chevy. the deuce gearing will not allow good fuel mileage with a BBC, but could handle 3000 RPM all day, unlike the LDT. I put 1100R20 Michelin XL's on my M36A2, while the larger diameter gives me an extra 5 mph or so, the ride...

Details on the location would be nice. Now us Northern Michigan types can handle the cold, but this location have a warming facility? As we might just get a little cold & wet during a trail side field repair seminar. ;-) Your dates are the weekend following the Great Lakes MVPA meeting in St...

Your W400 Fire Truck's front fenders have been modified from stock.

79 was the last year for the 203 full time case. I have seen pics of mid 80's W300 & W400's Navy & Air Force The M880/M890 series had the same suspension as the civi W200, Military rated at 1 1/4 ton civi rated at 3/4 ton. 2500lb payload, the DOD took it literally while us civi's apparently...

I bet your liability carrier would love to have one.........

M36A2 W/W 28 1/2 ft long

I thought they were the same ??? I'll get some popcorn and wait for someone that knows,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Forged Aluminum spacers might hold up. 2" of spacer + big azz tires on a fairly heavy truck = a whole lot of stress I have a pic of a M886 over there too.

Due to the diameter, the stock tires clear it, as do my 285-75 R16's on 16x8 wagon wheels.

4" lift should do it. I have yet to see humvee rims mounted on an M880 series truck. I estimate that 2" thick STEEL spacers would do it, do not use aluminum spacers! I have the 36 in bias plys on the stock 16.5 M880 wheels (M1008 came with 16" wheels). I have a Rough Country add a leaf up...