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The rear leg from a a3 should work especially if you get the complete assembly. Only diff I have seen is some are round and other square plates to ground. The actual frame is the same on all models. Does it have the original axle with 900x16 tires and lock ring rims. That would help determine...

Put a tape on yours to be safe. My truck is at the BSA camp. I got the measurement from a wheel mfg. Don't they say measure twice, cut once :cool:

4.6 is the hub diameter and the harbor freight listing says max diameter is 4.25 Don't think it will work.

Thank you for doing this and all the best!

I have seen the bracket separately but not just the light as they are sealed. I think the military just replaced the whole thing.

Yes sir See page 5

I have upgraded to the armored front and top grill. With my simple harbor freight thermometer it was maybe 5-8* different from the regular set up. But I can see it being an issue if the top grill is installed wrong as it definitely has a directional flow. Makes opening the hood now an...

They mount underneath the truck with a bracket on rear diff bracket and 2 other brackets on bumper. Different brackets for old style bumper or air drop bumper mounting support bracket. The gmv special ops trucks have a rare hood mount for the same tools plus sledgehammer. Pics on my thread...

Dexter does make the unit. I don't recall which model but e trailer or croft do sell the parts for most of them instead of having to get the complete unit. Did you get the one with the box on it?

Not sure if that is the heated version, if so that might be part of the problem if it malfunctioned?

Here in the US, I know O'reilly's still sells dex 3 in gallons only I believe.

Sold parts for 20 years. Fram is junk. Research and many articles comparing cut up filters. Fram is now mostly a consumer brand sold at Walmart, home depot etc. Not a professional brand sold to mechanics. Don't think any major nationwide parts chain delivering to shops even sell it.

I believe the pump is a standyne. See if you have an authorized dealer/rebuilder in your area. Check their website? For example in New Orleans, Stewart & Steveson is a dealer for them. No clue as to what coin they would charge you, but at least you can get a reference point.

I had a durango at the time. Just not real aerodynamic and a drag if against the wind. Gulfport had 2 dozen but you are correct very few I think were made. They had some with different styles of side doors.

I would say yes with the lift rings and cables they are strong to lift with crane or helicopter.

I got one out of Gulfport. It was a Navy unit. Had rifle racks. Some have different side doors but mine had none. 12v civy lights and a ball hitch not lunette but easy to swap with the adjustable hitch. Had 4 level Jack's on each corner. Mine also had a 120v dome light with a standard 3 wire...

I am not sure as it packed away gathering dust but it looked like your unit but I am not sure either on the inputs? Thanks for the info. I was thinking of just 2 speakers in the front but not sure where those bad boys would go as I have a hydraulic winch and not sure how much room I have. Where...

Is that Whelan 24v or are you using a 12v inverter/power supply? Just curious as to how many amps it draws? On my to do list as I was given an old police 12v unit and 6 of the square bumper speakers.

That is a gm style master cyl lid. Check the doorman catalog and see if you can match.

That is insanely cheap. Are you sure that company is not located in Nigeria? LoL Here in the Banana Republic, You could not get a bicycle insured for that.....