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Does anyone know about the feasibility of getting a HMMWV tagged in Connecticut? A friend of a friend is looking at a newer (2007 or 2008) truck. Thanks.

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Check with John Murray at TNJ Murray. It has been a few years, but I sold him a complete NOS wrecker BII kit. It had everything except the bolt cutters. Maybe he still has it or parts of it.

Check with CUCVFAN. I believe he has the bows.

Contact CUCVFAN. He used to have a few of these landing jacks. I am unsure if he has any left, but you could send him a PM. He is in Maryland just south of Delta, PA.

Welcome! You have a very nice looking HMMWV!

How bad is the leak in the air tank? Since it is only 45 miles away, I'd go to inspect it first and the plan to drive it back another day. I, personally, wouldn't drive it if it is leaking a lot of air. If you burn up the compressor, you will be in for a few hundred dollar replacement cost (a...

Thank you for the info.

Copy. Thank you.

My CTIS controller is the standard controller used in the unarmored trucks. It works, but it is weathered. I have a MAS CTIS controller in very good condition from one of the armored trucks. I got it with a bunch of switches, but I am not positive the MAS CTIS controller works. Is it just a...

I am unaware of any demilitarization of the AC units. Mine was intact and functional.

Wix is a high quality filter. I have used them for years. I’d use them in almost any application.

A quick GOOGLE search turned up a Wix filter (WIX 33136) on ebay for $24.00 OBO plus $6.28 shipping.

For the cost of a fuel filter, I'd just buy a new one so you are sure that the fuel filter is not part of the problem. My $.02.

Thank you!

Thanks for all of the information. Have you been able to figure out the circuit breakers (i.e., the function to which each corresponds)? I've been unable to locate that information.

I started an M35A3 at 0° (before driving it with CARNAC to David Frankenhauser's funeral), and an M925A2 at 9°. I almost always do my best to avoid starting any of my trucks when it gets cold unless it can't be avoided.

@CUCVFAN has something similar, although it is a 2-1/2 ton truck. It looks like an M939 series truck. The suspension is much beefier than what is normally found on 2-1/2 ton trucks. It has a CAT engine (I don't recall the model) and a 4-speed Allison transmission. I mentioned this thread to...

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Yes, they are cam driven.