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Yes post any pics and detailed information, part numbers, etc that you can. Post pics direct to Steel Soldiers site as links go dead eventually.

Please post pics direct to Steel Soldiers. Those links will eventually go dead and help no one.

Without bushings? Then it’s not the same shock. Post the link. If anyone wants the exact, correct shock to install, the Croft price is the lowest price. Several different shocks look like they might fit, but the surge assembly accepts only one. This has been discussed in depth before.

Yea, that was 2014. Now their expensive. Croft was the least expensive of all other sellers when I researched prices about a year ago.

It’s the best price available anywhere. If you find it cheaper, please post info!

He hasn’t logged on since 5/29 Busy with machine I’m sure.

https://www.steelsoldiers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=515278&d=1410362364 Welcome to Steel Soldiers.

Good score! Too bad you couldn’t keep the one you sold. Really nice that you know where it’s last assignment was. I’m sure you already know that Croft Trailer has all the factory parts for the surge assembly. They also have the best price on the shock. www.crofttrailer.com Great prices and...

Some members sell them on eBay also. Expensive Cheaper to make your own.

Post your needs in the parts wanted section. I’m sure someone will have one.

If you get the fiberglass front and side panels and a complete set of metal bows, it will be even more awesome. Add a set of TruckLite Military LED tail lights and you’ll have a trailer that will perform for decades. Biggest advantage of the A3 is you can lay down flat a full sheet of...

Nice trailer! Agree the M101A2/3 are the best overall trailers the Military ever fielded. We’ll never know the exact production number. A3s are not as plentiful as the other models from what I’ve seen.

oleblue84 Need to enter a State in your location profile. There is more than one Raleigh in the US

Still probably cheaper than a rebuild. If I were in the same position, I would drop in a replacement 6.2L and rebuild my original. That’s the reason I have a replacement engine sitting in its container. Like already mentioned, it would be a good idea since new trucks are so expensive now.

You have to do your due diligence. Especially if it’s something your family will depend on. Every piece of surplus equipment I buy, I will spend days reading everything I can about it. TMs, threads, issues and fixes, opinions. Then going over every inch of it. Making notes of what I’ve...

Add oil and see how bad it is. I agree it’s toast but am curious to see how it runs and for how long after it starts again. Good running 6.2L takeouts are plentiful and inexpensive around here. Up there their probably scarce and expensive. The Steel Soldiers classified...

Everyone that runs the ACDELCO 13Gs and 60Gs have had extremely good and proven results. Why go with anything else? The Delcos aren’t expensive. AC 60Gs are what the majority of guys use. Self regulating and no swelling. Once you have had to pull the injector(s) to remove the busted end of...

Yes with much laughter!

English please!

Update: Just past the 2 year mark after install. The headlights have been flawless. Zero issues and they always work when needed. Lenses are not clouding at all and are holding up extremely well to road debris/bugs without pitting. (Granted I’m not driving on the interstate going 80)...