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M11006 Isn't M11006 yours? I'll try to find out what MUX stands for. This is the key to the mystery.

For those who were inquiring: This is what I have. UIC M00207 belongs to MWCS-28. It stands for Marine Wing Communication Squadron. These are radio geeks and have all the comm. gear. It breaks down as this: 2nd MAW MACG-28 MWCS-28 They are stationed at Cherry Point, NC. As...

M151A2 Its much easier to load and unload when they run. http://video.yahoo.com/video/play?vid=167158

San Diego, not P. I.

No lottery I've been collecting since I got our to boot camp in 95'. However, the 5-tons and 2 2/2 tons where lucky deals on GL before the auction freenzy fever caugth on. Maxed out the Credit Card a couple of times also and it would take a year to pay it off. Why the army went to the piece...

I rode out Katrina at my house, and yes the trucks helped. I'll post those pictures tomorrow. If you want to drive a halftrack, just come on by.

I've seen this happen first hand. It occurs when you go too fast in Reverse in low range. I was told as long as you go slow in reverse in low range you are OK. ITs when you floor it, then it breaks. However, I'm sure the Army just wants to prevent it all together by just saying dont go in...

Some inquired so here is some pictures. Enjoy. Needless to say, room at the house is limited. My neighbors just LOVE me. Yea right. I had the police and code enforcement called on me so many times they just camp out in front of the house. I win every time though. The M35A2 w/w is the one...

RE: Re: M35A2 W/W 4 Sale clinto, I will post some pictures this morning for ya!

Thanks Thanks for the tips. Under the boom I go....

plywood A little late now, but always use square sections of plywood to be place under the jack stands. even though it is not thick, it will distribute the load pressure more evenly rather than point loads with the jack stand legs.

Problem? So whats the Problem?

Gents, This will also be posted in the classified. 1970 M35A2 W/W and Hard top, New wiring harness installed. $5000. Has clean title and insurance is currently on it. Runs good and has new 5 ton top with new bows. Here is a picture when I was painting it and will post current pictures soon...

OK, Here's the deal. I have a hydraulic leak (bad, 1 week and the whole reservoir is drained) coming somewhere from the center of the turn table. When I look under the truck everyting is wet or damp with hydraulic oil so it is hard to pin point anyone spot. I want to say that it looks like...

Better you I am glad to see that a lot of these trucks go to SSer's rather than big export companies or 4 wheeler individuals who just want to cut it up for axles to put under their jeep.

RE: As is Well said cbvet!

As is I would keep as is. Its too nice of an early truck to modify.

brackets heres a bunch on this train. Just jump up there and take whatever you need.! :D

bed Just chunk that bed, You have a nice dropside on its way.

You just reuse the pulley from the old alt. The newer one is just the more modern replacement, however, they been around awhile too. Change out about ten of them so for.