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Thank you gentlemen, looks like I'll be on the market for some H-161s

These are the connectors that come off the Peltor dual radio PTT, and thanks guys

I have a couple Peltor Comtac 111 headsets with dual radio PTT. Do any of you have experience with these? Are they compatible with the VIC 1 intercom system? I have VIC 1 components on order, and would hope to make use of these headsets with that system. I had originally planned building...

I saw some nice civilian tires for you Flu Farm . Just think, you could build the first FLU419 monster truck. You're Steel Soldiers Bigfoot thread should get plenty of action

We haven't noticed

http://www.rallequip.com/ This is the webpage. I noticed the place because it's just down the road from RRAD. They sell a lot of tires at what I would consider a reasonable price. There stock changes week to week

This is on a popular military tire website: Why are military tires so inexpensive compared to civilian tires, is there a catch? The only "catch" is that military tires will almost always be at least 4-6 years old. According to government regulations, all tires over 4 years old are to be...

My question: Is there somebody behind the wheel? Hey, this would make a good horror movie plot

I read somewhere the govt only keeps tires 4 years, then passes them on. If it's on the internet it has to be true, right?

Okay, now I want one. Are you going to paint the SEE to match, or visa versa?

Good deal in my opinion, I've paid as much as $100 for a tire shop to replace an O ring on a super single (M923)

The good news is there like a 0 % chance GP is driving the sold SEEs around their lot between the auction and the actual pick up.......like they've been known to do with other MVs that are sold, so as a buyer, you don't have that extra mileage and dents / dings etc etc that doesn't match the...

I drained my tank again yesterday, the fuel looks to be okay, but the tank was a different story. I scraped some, shop vac'd some, used a little southern engineering to get a wire wheel up in the tank to hit some stubborn spots (BTW, face protection advised, I sure didn't want that rust looking...

I found a solution to your tool problem

The kid at the Texarkana lot is a little wild with the forklift, so discretion is advised. But he will jump start and drive your FLU onto your trailer for you. If you are having someone do the pick up for you, have them pick up the items usually left on the ground by the SEE (i.e. hood, engine...

They have always assisted my load outs, even when they had a backup of folks waiting their turn to get loaded

I thought both my fans were bad on SEE #2, but ran direct wires to the battery and they operated, so I'm looking at yet another re-wire :-x

Welcome from Oklahoma

Who? me? I love tinkering

Belts are now listed on page 36 section C of my FLU to do list