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I'm a deuce guy, not a HMMWV guy, but I bought out a collection, got lucky. So I have to ask, how do the rear fenders mount? I assumed they were riveted on, but the fenders I got have only bolt holes in them, so unless they truly are NOS fenders ( sure looks that way) they would have had rivet...

That's neat. A lot of details that are flat wrong, but overall well done.

That is very common. They almost always have chipped teeth on the first gears.

Right. I know the originals aren't water cooled. They just look quite similar. I hope it fits and works ok. That will be a great upgrade if so.

That bears a striking resemblance to the twin cylinder compressors that came on some multifuels... but I don't know the cfm rating on them.

Looks like a runner to me. As long as the bearings aren't rusty.

Sounds like you blew a headgasket.

The one that won't upload is the smallest of all of them. Must be an issue with how my phone saved it or something, because I can't do anything with that particular pic. I can't even txt or email it.

Try uploading a different pic.

Ok, I was just able to upload one pic, although not the one I want. That one picture just will not upload at all. Guess I'll have to take another and try again.

I was uploading pics fine, and then it just stopped working. The little loading thing goes round and round for a while, then it goes away and doesn't upload the file.

No, because the last normal flasher I installed hasn't cropped out yet...

Nope, still no joy.

I was only trying one at a time when I ran into the issue. I'll try again now.

I sure would like a set of those pistons..

It isn't hard to flip vehicles. I should know. I've put two Jeep Cherokees wheels up.:gimp2:

I can't upload any more pics to the site. Awful hard to list things for sale when I can't post pics. I have no way at all to delete old pics from my cache. Some help would be appreciated.

Cool, I was just curious as to what your angle on it was. I most of that stuff I figured, but it was indeed the hydraulic system that added a bunch more to the price. My 936 hasn't given me many problems until here lately, now my crowd cylinder is leaking, so no joy there.

Clint, I'm interested to know why you see it costing so much? Because of the hydraulic system?

You shouldn't need any adapters. Just get the right size hose. It's cheap.