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To be fair, they probably don't realize they killed it. They were a co-worker when we recovered the vehicle. Planning to make a mini-home out of it, so I understood that money was tight. Then they quit to work at a different dealer, so it took some pestering to finally get the batteries...

I feel your pain. I loaned out my batteries to help a friend get a vehicle home. They kept them for a couple months, and when I finally got them back,, they had left the key on and ran them dead. Killed a cell in one. Fortunately I only had to buy two. That was months ago and I'm still kind...

When they say overwidth, they are saying wider than would be legal for the road.

The biggest benefit for me, when I used it, was that it eased trigger finger fatigue when painting a lot at one time.

I've had decent luck with this style. I had a different one that worked a little better, but these do alright.

That's no fun. On the plus side, reinstalling a starter shouldn't be a big fix if you can get the bolts. Now, I don't know a great deal about the FMTVs, but I have noticed traffic about them having a vibration issue. Something about driveshaft phasing, I believe. I would recommend some...

Same here. Keep trying to make it again, but seem like the truck is down every time.

If I'm searching correctly, shows to be Fayette County. Possibly in/near city of Oak Hill.

I have a GMTK that goes with me on any trip. You can do an amazing amount on work with what's in this kit and maybe a couple other special pieces, from changing injectors on an LB7, to swapping a transmission in a Civic. I've added a couple tools but basically original. That said, if I were...

Set of 12, plus two tie rod ends, and some shock bushings. I believe they only fit the m35 series trucks. Much smaller than the ones on my m51.

If someone is needing a set of the bushings, I have some I'd sell for 300 plus shipping.

https://images.app.goo.gl/gDvBrdvq6LzEihBz5 But if you want to go flatbed, I like this style. Looks clean, gives cargo boxes, and throws less rocks.

https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/the-official-m101-series-bed-on-a-pickup-truck-pics-thread.69815/ I like this idea.

Sorry for the late response. If you still need the info, here's what I found: Bed width, inside the rails: approx. 82" minus a little at the front where the bolts for the cab protector are. Bed length, inside the tailgate to inside front panel: approx. 125" minus about 2 1/4" for the lip and...

I had a K5 that would pop when turning. Had a broken spring in the front spring pack.

A little narrower and about 10' long. I can measure when I get home, if someone hasn't done so by then.

I would start by checking for voltage to the fuel shutoff solenoid at the injection pump.

If you go with a civilian trailer, look for one with an adjustable height hitch. Not only can you adjust the height to match different vehicles, but can swap between a pintle ring or a ball hitch. I have a 20' that I can pull behind my pickup or my dump.

Where would one find the offset lugnuts?

I don't have any wheels yet. Was looking at lmtv wheels to go with the 395s. I have the new lug nuts already, but would I have to change the studs if I went with the hemtt wheels?