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To me it does not seem like to secure of a hard point to tie down.

While at work the other day I saw a tie down that confused me, mostly for the tie points that were used. The truck was hauling this piece about 150 miles over all sorts of terrain. Is this the correct way to tie a track hoe down?

Why not just take what you have. The covers should not be any different.

Good looking truck, glad you had no major issues. Bob, your family is closer towards me, New Castle is only a half hour drive at most for me.

Looks like the HIMARS. It is similar to an MLRS but mounted on a truck.

Finally got pics of mine.

What is your route your taking back, might wish to have numbers of member along the way to make sure you get home. Did I miss the post about what part of South West PA your from? And good luck.

I am one of the ones who uses a 2 liter pop bottle. (I use Mt dew, green kinda matches) Just cut down a couple inches for a deuce, probably a little more for a 5 ton. Nice and simple only costs a buck or so. I am working on my second cover right now, the first one threw itself away in the...

Why did you buy a truck so far away? There had to be a truck closer to home? Are you getting it from a person or company? nopics

Unfortunately not at this time. If there is enough interest generated I could try.

here is what I did with mine, all it is is a steel plate. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/45167-some-updates.html

Just my 2 cents, buy this truck and whatever else comes with it. Return the truck back to the tractor like it should be, sell that and get a good looking 109. This setup will not be great for offroad anything as it is since the wheels won't match the wheel wells.

I would bet that is a 109 with a wrong data plate put in place, if it was an original plate it would be riveted in place not screwed. As for it sitting there could be many different reasons, from losing interest to transmission blew out.

Guessing that your not trying to put the whole piece of plastic in the slot, the only way would be to open the metal strip up just a little bit to make it fit. Yes I have seen some jeep owners try fitting all the plastic through, then they smacked their heads when I showed them the right way.

They are listed in the -10

You must be looking in the wrong places for a recoilless rifle. Here is a hint there is a company in TX that has a LOT of them you just have to weld them together. Second hint the name is Brent Mullins. Sells them from 3500 and up, depending on features. Here are a couple links of my fathers...

Sorry WM, but they were not flying in a huey. They are in an H34.

That is cause it got re-auctioned. Same truck and trailer, same pics used.

Our section has been broke for a long time now. You can go here and get the tech manuals.... JATONKAM35s HOME ON THE WEB

Only thing bad with Eastern Surplus, is the sticker shock on their prices for trucks. Remember they are in businsee to supply other companies with trucks. Still good to deal with otherwise. Kublos seems to be a little more toward the collector side which cuts down on prices a little. Both are...