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Heres a PM from JHoot51: "Wow !! Amazing that you would really do that for little ole me touches my heart!!! Anyone ever tell you that you are a jackass Come to my house and I will Or if you wish I will come to your house and do it!!!! "

Here are some pic's. The frist one is the back corner see how the cover comes from the side and wraps around the back. The next is the front, see how the cover comes from the front of the truck and wraps around to the side. This is so the air moving across the cove keeps it down. If you put it...

But why should he have to search when you are so good at it.?. I mean come on now, we all need to help monoob out. We need to go pick up his truck for him. We need to fix his truck for him. We need to get tools for his truck(but why if we have to fix it , does he need tools?) We need to put...

Not meaning to be a smart a$$ , but do you have the cover on the right way? The one pice covers have a front and back. If put on backwards it will start to rip seems. I've seen alot of them on wrong. I'd hate to see you spend alot of time and $$ just for it to rip again.

It sound like too much space between the shoes and the drum. The frist pump pushes the shoes to the drum and befor they come all the way back, the 2nd pump does not have to push out as far. Hope that make sense.

Check with a local dive club I bet they would be happy to help you. I know I would and could get a team together to do the lift, if you were closer. Diver's are just like MV'er's, always looking for an excuss to do what they enjoy.[thumbzup]

Amazing is not the word I would use:cry:

I've had 2 on my 22' trailer, and think I could have maybe got 3 on it.

I know of others that have used "trailer trasit" to haul trailers just like that one. Mite try them.

It's on a M135 and it is made of sheet metal (steel). I'd guess it's about as thick as the boady panels (16ga). I can try to measure it if you need me to. It's a military hard top. Funny thing is the tag says it for 2 1/2ton 6X6 M133 series :confused: must be a type O.

No heater but here are some shot of a military hard top. Oh the last one is my new puppy:D

The flaps are use to protect the tube from the rim and being pinched. They are verey important. I found out the hard way that a bad/worn out flap will mess up a brand new tube fast. I had to re replace a tube because of a bad flap pinched the tube and tore a hole in the tube right around the...

The belts for a springer seat DO NOT mount to the cab frame. They mount to the SEAT. And then there is another short belt from the seat mount to the cab frame. If you mount the belt stright to the frame, as the seat moves up and down the belt will losen and tighten. If you hit a big bump/pot...

The M52 should be the same size too.

Olympic controls, they make brand new ones. I assume you checked the fusse?

Thats why I was thinking the deck boards as they are a 1/2" thicker than a 1 X 3. But as I said I was just thinking. Have not made a choice yet. Need to find a saw mill that has oak close by. And you are getting close fast.:eek:

Thanks for the back up Warthog with my slooooow dia-up its hard to search for stuff. I have to relay on whats left of my mind.

NO, the old gasser had a 5 speed also just not over drive.

One of those lab bottle's with the stem thats bent like 160-180 degs. That would work great.

roflrofl It's the military!!!! 1) unbolt the bed 2) have 8 pvt's lift the bed up 3) pvt #9 pours in the fuild 4) lowwer bed replace bolts Or run down to the TMC and get a syringe;) NO:razz: For the brake fuild and squirt some into the M/C