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For brand of tire, I personally would stay with Michelins. I have had lots of both brands and am not real fond of the GoodYears. I have the Goodyear MVT's on one of my deuces and the ride is very poor and rough, I have also had numerous other Goodyears on other trucks and have had the same...

I had a friend who had a M931A2 that did that same thing when we went to pick it up. I know how he solved it isn't the right way but it worked for him. He would go forward and slam it into reverse. It kept dying then something finally happened and away he went. He still has the truck and...

I live in a "cold part" of New Mexico, if that is even comparable to Iowa (I truly doubt it)!

I am not looking forward to the cold at all! I am moving to Davenport.

Welcome from New Mexico, I am actually going to be moving to Iowa next month.

I will be there this evening. It is always a good time, hopefully more people will come.

I wish I could make it, but already have a lot of plans for the holiday weekend. Hope it is a good time.

After reading through this and seeing the pictures of the steel wheels (FMTV wheels), I purchased a lot of these off of GL a few years ago and they bolted right up to my five ton with no issues. I also took a set and re-centered them to fit on one of my deuces.

Have you made it home yet? Glad to hear the trip is going well!

I would definitely go with the Michelins. I have trucks with both Goodyears and Michelins, and when aired down the Michelins have a lot less bulge in the sidewall with the same air pressure. Also, the Michelins for me have held up a lot better.

Jack had told me that he scrapped most of them if I remember correctly. I would love to have one to put in the front yard to just sit in after work!

I recognize the wrecker, used to be my buddies in T or C. Trailer looks good!

Jack is always there when I stop in. He is a great guy, just plan to spend a while there. He will talk to you like you are friends and will show you anything he has as long as he isn't helping someone else!

Dukeman on here did it to his M931, you might pm him for pictures. I had some but don't know where they are anymore

Glad you got it fixed up! Almost time to haul it back to the lake.

Yeah, I got a new job!

If I wasn't moving that weekend, I would like to go!

I have an 89 F-250 with the same engine but it is a 7.3 liter diesel. On the visor it says to hold pedal fully depressed in temperatures under 32 degrees F and half throttle down for temperatures above 32 degrees F. It is the factory sticker and my truck does the same if I don't hold the pedal...

DieselBob, I was wondering where you got the bracket and bucket for your pyrometer and boost gauge that is in your picture? Also, if by any chance you might have the part number?

My biggest question has anyone actually used them for a period of time?