Recent content by scootr14

I also made my own I listed my supplies on my post http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?146053-Joining-the-MKT90-family/page4 Doing it this way, I didn't have to spend the big money on the military cord.

Now you tell me!! I've already made a separate crank for the other size lug. lol.

(Disregard my post, you've already done it) Be sure and measure all 4 jacks. I found out that I have 2 different sizes of square heads on my MKT. One is 1" square tubing, I'm not sure what the other size is.

I doubt you can make the moving company pay or reimburse you for the damage. I purchased some sail patch tape, that is suppose to be for the sail on sailboats, to put on my vinyl covers that had tears. It states it is water proof and tear proof. I live in Texas without much rain, so I can't...

Here is a picture of the sink installed. It has a flexible drain pipe and a portable propane water heater. It only puts out about 1.2 gallons of hot hot water, but that's enough for me. It hooks up to a regular water hose, which splits off to the water heater, and then to the cold water...

My existing wok was too big, so I had to find a smaller plow disc and make one. The frame I made from 1" square stock. If I remember I'll take a picture of the frame. I keep trying to upload a picture of the frame, but it won't upload. I'll take another one this weekend.

This is the wok, and frame I made for one of the MBU burners.

I purchased a single compartment commercial sink, commercial faucet, and portable propane water heater. I plan on either removing one of the stoves, or the side cabinet next to the griddle and installing the sink there. It will hook up to a garden hose and I'll drain it into a 50 gallon...

That looks great Jason. Those travel covers are in awesome shape.

But the diesel pump is electric as well.

I had an extra plow disc laying around, so I decided to make a disco and frame for one of the burners.

Since I was already playing on the trailer, I decided it was time to fix the trailer lights. Since I don't have a military vehicle, I chose to use an RV plug, and wire it straight into the wiring harness. Somewhere on the forum are directions to hook this up to a 7 way plug (traditional). But...

Finally got around to taking the pictures of the pigtails installed.

It was named by the Indians, cause the water is actually a little sweet.

Another one from Sweetwater here.