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Now I know my competition at Pineville. He looks like he sells them at decent prices though. Not too too bad of a mark-up.

I would agree with Dave P. I just spent a whole weekend chasing down small air leaks in my fuel line. If it is sucking air, the truck will run under powered or not at all. It is probably a combination of both air leaks in the fuel line and garbage in the filter and tank.

Looks like Ft Starke, Fl --- a GL site.

I always liked this desert version of MERDC. Looks Good on anything.

dc3, I like the antenna setup. Could you post a close up of the setup. Is it a kit or home made brakets or a retro fit?

Glad to see them going to a Steel Soldiers member. Sounds like a typically pick up for me. Times I thought I could drive them home I needed a flatbed. Times that I show up with a flatbed I could of driven them home. It always seems to work like that. Nice story though.

Pusan Perimeter. Great Pics.

I like using the M818 for towing for the same reason stated earlier that you have more visibility when towing the load. That being said, for long tows, I use the M816 with the front wheels of the towed truck off the ground. Just remember with the tractor you got that truck towing and being...

Exactly.....but at 47 mph! Not 55 or 60, and 70 and so on.

With all do respect, why own a military vehicle then?

We just had some Marines killed practicing recovery and towing vehicles under combat conditions at Camp Pendleton. A 7 ton was tow-baring another 7 ton down a road on a downward slope (not a bad slope either and on a paved road) when the 7 ton towing the other truck applied it's brakes (they...

Auction fever.

I can't believe you did all of that just so you can clean under the bed more easily. :D

If you unplug the buzzer under the dash you should be able to hear the fuel pump. If you do not hear it, then it is not working. On every M35A2 that I owned, you could hear the fuel pump when it was working.

They are all worth going to. The question is whether or not do you have the time and money to afford it. You must pick and chose your battles wisely (at least that's what the wife tells me).

Ray Patton is about $2.35 to 2.45 a mile right now.

Bought one a few years back from GL and never heard a thing about it. I definitely would not give it back, even if they could see it in my backyard.

Lube trailers complament a wrecker well. I like mine a lot.

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I like that modification you made to the back of your truck. Looks military too.