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I am looking to get a M373A2 trailer from Fort Drum NY to Branchville NJ. I fanyone can help with this or point me in a direction to get a price that would be great. It would need to be done between May 25 and June 2. Thanks, Eric

I am looking to get a price on having a M129A2C Trailer hauled from Fort Riley Kansas, 66442 to Branchville, NJ 07826. I am unsure of what the condition of the trailer is in as far as roadworthy.

I would think the key is Almost cut off his toes. Imagine if he dropped it on his toes with out steel toe boots. He probably would have squished them to nothing. Its takes more force to bend steel then it does to crush flesh and bones.

Do a search here for the trailer idea. Someone a while back started a project exactly like this. I don't think it got completed but there was some good disscusion on it. Try here---- http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?92474-Deuce-trailer-build-thread&highlight=

I second acesneights1. Por15 is a waste in my opinion. used it on two trucks and in less than a year half to 3/4 fell off. I prepped everything the way Por15 instructed to the "T". I then stripped it all down and sprayed Rustoleum on with an HVLP gun and 3-5 years latter still looks as the...

Could you post the link or info from ebay for them? Looks like a great project and should work really well.

Rhurey JaTonka makes some real nice cold weather fronts for the M939 series. He also has all the hardware to hold it on. I am sure yours does the job just figured I would mention in case you wanted to keep the military look.

Just use a standard Rubber snap in valve. Rubber snap-in valves are available to fit either .453" or .625" diameter holes in the rim and have effective lengths ranging from 7/8" to 2-1/2". Or you can use the bolt in ones.

It looks like the diaphram section to a commercial truck air horn. The truppet would connect to that and point forward.

There is no way that you should be driving this vehicle yet. First off there is no such thing as an m813 duece. Since you can't figure out the proper name for the vehicle or what proper documents are needed to opperate your new vehicle on the road please have it transported. So many things...

Please tell me this is another joke. There is no way this can be a serious question.

The only problem I see with this is that water reeks havoc on clutch packs. I had a trans that was in a flood. When I contacted my trans guy he asked if a started it at all. Then he said if it has not been started then just drain and refill. But if it has been started it is done and will need...

Good old dollar store oven cleaner works really well also. Just spray it on let it sit and hit it with hot water.

Double convoluted bags don't need much room. Shown here the space between the frame and the axle.

Would love more pics and info of what looks like a M920 with a van body on the back.

Have the brakes been serviced and all moving marts lubed. Sounds to me like lack of lubrication from the truck sitting and corosion building up on parts that are suppose to move.

Is there anyone coming up from the Frederick Maryland area that can haul a flatbed from a F350 truck to the show. It is 85" wide by 105 long all steel construction. The seller has a way to load it.

I think this was the post that got thee two of us going. Upon reading it a few times I see now that you were poking fun at yourself. When read quickly it seems like a wise a.. remark of like; Yea that was an easy assumption and I already new that. Sorry for jumping so quick. But please...