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The classifieds have a search function. It works very well. Give it a try , say for "wheels". Type it in and hit "GO". It chops the 596 ads to 13. Type in "wheel" and get 23 hits. Type in "Blazer" and get 7 hits. Type in M1009 and get 16 hits. It works! Ad StatisticsActive Ads: 596 Total...

One of the members on this board has done a writeup on his rear disc conversion. I believe it has a more traditional cable setup on the rear for a parking brake. I don't remember who it was. I think I read somewhere that using calipers from a Lincoln was convenient for attaching a parking brake.

I went 2 for 11. The wins didn't have tires or tracks. :-(

Ohio is a fairly large area. Maybe the op could narrow the location of the marketplace.

Take a look, somewhere the wire for the "under dash lights" and the cigar lighter will be taped to the wiring harness even if the truck came without those items.

I was thinking a good bet would be that it had been something to do with a radar installation.

The last bid was at 1747 and the auction closed at 1802. The winning bid was $55,000.00, a bit more than my credit card allowed!

The rod on the M35 isn't short. Here's some pics that should be of some help.

Another, look familiar? ;-)

A pic I saved from somewhere in the past.

My M35 has the added hood prop. It's just above the passenger side wiper. The corresponding loop is located on the hood. I'll try to get a better pic tomorrow

For the tough ones I use my Ken-Tool 4 way. It has a forged center with a hole to insert a leverage bar. I usually just put my chain binder "boomer pipe" on one end for extra leverage. Third pic is the Budd nut wrench. To the original poster, you should ask the site manager to help you...

Those are some real nice tires on your truck! I still get by with the 33.3" 255/85 BFG Mud's which required no lift or trimming. I would like a taller tire to help with highway cruising speed though.

Look familiar? :grin:

I'll ad to what "hndrsonj" said, White even owned Hercules at some point.

On one of my trucks I included the trucks registration number in front of the serial number. Worked out to 17 digits exactly. State was pleased. On another truck the registration number was shorter, 2 letters and just 4 numbers for a total of 15. The state didn't flinch at that either. YMMV.

Nice job on the truck. Nice pics! Excellent job on the fender triming.

A decent drawing found on the net.

Just wondering if you know the weight of the Terex. Should be around 28.5 tons net. I found this dozer in an auction but, even if it was free I think the shipping would be a deal killer.

A pic found on a vendors site, and a pic of a fasttrac dozer.