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It is a long shot, but Sam Winer in Ohio may have some parts. I do know they have an 819 in their yard. But will not pull parts off of it. Most dealers think their stuff is made of gold.

This is what I was talking about. Would give more clearance then standard covers.

Best bet for wheel covers would be to do like they do on tanker trailers and mount them on the trailer not the truck.

Oh, the sign I had up said "Privately owned vehicle, please keep off".

WM ask and you shall receive. These were posted in the 2009 GA rally.

Will have to work on that for next year, seemed to be no organization at the start. Took almost an hour before someone figured out where they wanted our trucks to park.

Yes you can buy the kit (ebay, retail sellers, classifieds) or make one yourself.

Took my deuce and mule to a support the troops rally being run by the local Vietnam veterans. Got a fast lesson and how little respect people have for other peoples things. Chased a few people who were eating dinner using my fenders and bumper as tables, only to have to do it again and again...

Bill retired from the business.

Not much shocks me anymore.

Reading the other post you made, I see no issue with posting personal photos as the family wanted nothing to do with the family members items. so post away.

I say post them just use your best judgement as to what to post.......and send me the dirtier ones.

:shock: ouch

I have been looking for a camo vinyl cover, but have come to like the looks of my green canvas more. Seems to hold up better. My canvas is 15 years old (most of that it was not on a truck) and now starting to get holes in it.

In my case I was not worried about breaking hard, my pintle was nose down to the bed and secured from moving forward and back. And unloading was a snap, called my buddy up who runs his own construction business and he used a track hoe to pick it up out of the bed.

As you can see you don't need to flip it. Mine was loaded by forklift, then the operator hooked up the one I towed by forklift.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/5-ton-up/30647-m820a2-home-safe-now-its-time-check-her-out.html

I have not seen a video of one, but goldeneagle has a set of pics showing the setup of the one he had. I have to find the thread.

It was out at the Findlay show the last few years. I posted a couple pics of it in the past. I was told the military tried to use a diesel motor in testing but that was about it.

Mine got all new filters, a bath (of course it rained right after). {Ad to make it look clean for a parade tomorrow. Next week will be sanding and repainting the bed.