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Did he load them here all by himself? You happy with your truck? He has a very nice rig..

show off! I searched S250, S250 in M1028, and a couple others.. Oh crap I have the wrong brackets! Anybody have a set of the right ones for sale? shoot! Well I won't be taking the CUCV trail riding..

Speddmon don't worry I will get you your lights! I was playing with them today though.. lol.. I had only opened one of the older looking sets before. I opened one of the newer ones today and man these things are cool. I had to unload them out of a M101A2 that I was storing them in because I sold...

I am looking for pictures or TM data on the proper way to secure a S250 shelter in a M1028. What and where do the tie down go in the bed? Any info on doing this would be helpful my gnome home has a new home and I don't want it to rome..

Bob brings up a good point. On mine I replaced the rubber line that hooks to the tank steel line just behind the passenger door on the frame. I put a primary filter here so you don't choke out your fuel pump. And then kept the secondary between the pump and carb. With all the stuff you...

Thanks Warthog! That will help allot. The A3 threads were getting all jumbled up with the A2 stuff when doing a search. Now a search of just the A3 section can be done.:-D.

My wife is worried that if I spend to much time in one I will buy one.. :D I think she is right on.. How fast will they go? Whats a good road speed RPM for that 3116? Never driven a cat much they tend to be out of my price range. I do have a big one here if anybody is interested.. Government...

I wont be flushing it or doing any of that. I just wanted to know what to ad if its low. It's not my truck I am just retrieving it for someone. Its my first long trip in one.

Chris would be good at it! That guy goes over trucks like a jack rabbit in heat! Gymp send me a resume lets make it happen! :grin: You might want to buy some property somewhere close though. I have seen your dwelling and your out of room!

We need to get the mods to make a A3 section with WIKI's. So it has a filter in the air system.. Hmmm Can you take pictures? I am just getting my ducks in a row for a long road trip in one and like to know how things work.. :wink:

I am having trouble cross referencing the Fuel/Water CAT 73-9763 ? Is that a Cat dealer only item? Found everything else..

[thumbzup]:grd: Now that van is different! :shock: I like it! Is the welder in there? It looks like it has Chevy rims on it..

Thank you Freight Dog that is just the info I was looking for. Its been copied and printed. It will be my first trip in one and I dont want to damage someone elses truck. Should be fun as long as I get thumbs and not fingers.:jumpin:

I was not sure where to put this mods so move if you see fit. I did a search and found some chatter about what type of transmission fluid they take but can not locate fuel filter numbers,oil filter numbers,and air filter numbers. Anybody have this info handy? I have to pick one up for a SS...

Just a bump to get it to the top..:D Pipe up guys and gals if your looking for something specific or have something you need out of your garage. I am told that we have about 50 trucks registered and we always have drive ins. Its a good time to find what you need for the winter project.

Welcome from the tip of the mitt.

Oh crap I just looked at the pics again.. Its a chevy boX! Thats why there is so much room above them tires.. I have a real nice M887 as far as miles and rust if your interested. Needs a valve job on the motor.. Only 11k for miles.

Nice job! That truck sits up nice like it has not been overloaded.. Good posture.. lol.. That is a interesting old short box you have pulling it. You don't see them much anymore.. Got it running yet?

Nice job Bjorn.. You always amaze me! You got skills man! :D

Speddmon can fill you in on the technical stuff. He knows his gensets! I purchased a few of them little 24volt dry cells and they don't last and can not take the cold at all. Save your money is my two cents. I just built a bigger tray and use two garden tractor batteries with the ad on stud post...