My 5-ton is on my regular Safco auto policy, with two other trucks. No restrictions other than not a daily driver, and it runs about $50/month for PD/PL coverage. within the policy.
DG
Duece and 5-ton air filters are very different. No swap there.
If I had a duece I'd be tempted to modify it by putting a 5-ton filter on the fender. They last a loooong time, and are washable.
DG
A reverse pull is simple. Take your shovel off the pioneer tool rack, and start digging. Under the truck, from front to rear to run the cable.
Been there, done that. In gloppy mud, BTW.
A sideways pull is tricky without a level-wind attachment. Some 5-tons have them, never seen one on a...
The stock winch is strong enough to suck the truck up into a tree.
Learn how to operate it right and you'll have no danger.
Get yourself a good 20K chain with 2 hooks, a snatch block, and leather gloves. US made only!
You may have to slog thru 3 foot mud to hook it to something stout enough...
M35-type glass frames will fit the M37 no problem. I have seen some from M35's that had the wiper holes offset to the side a bit, but that is no biggie.
DG
Possible but unlikely. The military didn't 'marry' a lot of used stuff onto trucks except at the unit level.
In your case, that load would seriously limit the vehicle off-road due to placement.
I'd wager it was done by a previous civilian owner. Plus, you're looking at a truck and system...
Your box was a very special, almost custom, shelter designed just for a particular radar project. As shown in the photos, it was quite a complex group of several items to move into a combat area and set up. Your shelter most likely came from a decomissioned radar system.
Radar companies like...
Those as used on USAF airway ground trailers.
I need at least one, and some 10" tubes/flaps if there are any out there.
9" ones would work, too, as I have wheels.
Text me please if you can help 6027100803 Dennis
Thanks!
https://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/Visit/Museum-Exhibits/Fact-Sheets/Display/Article/195729/ancpn-4-ground-controlled-approach-facility/
https://www.armedconflicts.com/AN-CPN-4-mobile-ground-landing-radar-system-t123160
As said, I don't think your truck was originally part of this radar system...
I mentioned the hood clearance as there was an 800- series in a local guard unit with a little box welded to the hood to allow fit.
Cheesy looking...
DG
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