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Don't sweat the snake, he is long gone. Wasps are the big threat. They love these old metal trucks. Pay close attention to a flying wasp in the cab or around the engine bay. I have found nests under the dash and around the engine. The engine starts, noise and vibration, and one wasp turns into a...

Sounds impressive. Love that sound.

The wrecker needs a couple more votes, it's a working man's truck.

Very interesting collection. Hope it all came from a legit source. Is that a black suburban parked out in front of your house?

Welcome from Kentucky. We love pictures....

Ken, Welcome from Kentucky. Now you'll need a nice deuce or 5 ton to carry all those generators.....

Sprint? The M936 dosen't do anything fast. Low and slow.... Putting the lift on a rough terrain forklift. Mounting wheel assemblies. I have several sets of de-splined hubs for the fleet. They do help w/ on road drivability. Keep Voting!!!

Cobra's kids are cute. My wife and I were never blessed w/ children. Got plenty of nieces/nephews, dogs and cats. However no photos w/ the wrecker. When the wrecker is running "no kids allowed" was enforced.

Not sure why the saw mill photo loaded. Do not Vote for the 36" Oscar. The wrecker has stacked several logs at the mill.

This is the M936 that Danial Morgan recovered for me out of Warner Robbins. Basically kept is as delivered. Fresh fluids and filters. Drives like a charm and everything works. I have a complete BII inventory for it now.

Be safe John, keep us posted. JC

Subsribed. Good to know info. I have two of each model. Handy little power units.

Looks like you have an early US Eng. Products prototype. How does it drive?

Nice work David. Attention to detail is the trick. JC

Yeah, if you have two right arms.... Seriously, good info Ron, my 813 rarely has much weight. The 3-4 hole does bug me when trying to get up to speed quickly.

Papa, Sorry for the two photos. Tried to delete one and it posted again.. JC

Lets put this ol' girl up. She is one handy "farm truck".

Congrats on your new truck and trailer. Take your time and it will all come together. Take NDT's advice in regard with the fuel system. Fuel in the number 1 area of concern to keep her running right. Once it's running, pay attention the the number 2 issue; brakes...... fuel and brakes are all...

Welcome from Kentucky, I'm a former Illinois boy. As for your question, a M915 would fit the bill for your needs. They are designed as a line haul, should be pretty comfy inside. You may get spoiled driving the newer trucks in your unit. Stay safe. JC

Ah, the man behind the curtain... great truck for a project.