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You'll never get a definitive answer since it's subject to how much money, or more importantly, how much effort YOU want to put into it. You could do half as much as what's shown above and see measurable results. Or you could do 10 times as much. Just understand the returns are diminishing...

Some decibel readings here: https://builtmfg.com/2019/07/30/sound-deadening/

Tifco.com has them for about $3/ea. You'll need to sign up to get a price. Double check the thread, they're 3/4-16, right? I can't remember for sure. You can order some of those green indicators from there too - those are fun!

I'm in Colorado. I sympathize. Our roads here are ranked as some of the worst in the country, yet, they're making fruitless laws that cut back vehicle registrations. BRILLIANT!

The OP asked for alternatives, I posted one that's readily available and half the price. The Red Dot R-6101 is advertised as an on-highway unit for trucks. Though, I can't find any documentation to back that up... Anyone who has spent time on forums has seen something, somewhere that's posted...

I think you could install a rooftop unit with a compressor for $1600 - $1800. http://firewall.reddotcorp.com/pdf/R-6101%20RD-5-15506-0P%20Product%20Sheet%20v3%20WEB%20ONLY.pdf

I laughed at, "boy it's hard to work with a camera" and, "wow, this is hard to do with 1 hand" :p Kudos to you sir, thank you for taking your time to film and post! One of my go-to for parts is, finditparts.com. They do list the same replacement parts kit (PN MPS4012) as shown in the TM but...

So, where is the sample port sourcing from? I wonder if your main hose (#20 below) was put on backwards such that the port was back by the aux cooler, I think the sample port hose would be long enough. I wonder if you'd have a much easier time just getting some adapters to go with a regular...

Where is your sampling port pickup? Mine was up front, on the end that goes to the front cooler. In other words, the sampling port hose shouldn't have changed. I think if you want to utilize the sample port, you'll have to get 22ft of oil out before you reach the stuff that's actually...

I think you might have a hard(er) time finding stock-ish replacements because the hose is oversize to the fittings. And considering you moved your cooler even farther away, you probably want the oversized lines. Call hoseandfittings.com, they are so awesome, one of my favorite suppliers. The...

Against my better judgement, I guess I'll be the unpopular one. I don't know how to say this without looking like a complete jerk so I'll start by saying, I try and I think I'm a generous and good person :D However, this is a capitalist market and if I can make a widget for $10 and sell it for...

New cab mounts can be found at Midwest Military: https://midwestmilitaryequipment.com/replacement-fmtv-lmtv-upper-lower-cab-mount-mtv-kit-military-mount-m1078-m1083-m1088/

I JUST looked into all of this recently to replace my hoses. I haven't installed new hoses so I can't say the following with any authority but in the next couple weeks I'd hope to tell you exactly what to order - or at least what not to order. Stock hoses (on my truck) are MIL 13444. Temp...

Have you seen the midwest military equip ones yet? They're not an exact match but the only thing that's readily available at the moment. I could get onboard with those!

There should be a black box under the PDP (fuse box) on the passenger side.

If you needed justification to add air conditioning in the shop, sounds like it's knocking at the door....

You could try moving the door catch, attached to the door jam, towards the inside of the cab so the door shuts a little tighter. There's about 1/8" of adjustment in every direction of that part. Since you're hesitant to make adjustments to the door hinges, the catch adjustment would be easy...

Both of mine were down but TM shows up. Seems far fetched but if anything, Up would keep any potential water that got between the door and the cab from making it's way into the cab.

Alright, I'll play because you've piqued my interest. Full disclosure, I have zero Mog experience except that I've seen/read about them and completely agree they are awesome. What is simpler on a Mog, and I will preface with 'A0', LMTV? I have years of wrenching, wheeling, racing, so much that...

Each device has it's own LED so if none of them are working, it's likely a main power/ground disconnect. 12v power comes from the light switch, through the dimmer and then jumpers from 1 led to the next through a couple dozen LEDs all wired in parallel, wire 1908 (+12v). Same is true for...