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hey man, put some flags on her and go to a parade..it' great fun ,and people love to see the green iron. :driver:

not to nit pick but the flag should not touch any part of the truck.so i've been told.

i don't remember them being shiny over in nam

were those stock ndt tires? it should have kept gpoing. :driver:

it simple ,like an old buddie of mine always said "A MAN HAS GOT TO KNOW HIS LIMITATIONS " :driver:

they go about $250- $300 used. any truck shop can make you a shaft. :driver:

I got 230 ft. on the spool and carry 5 -30 foot eyed pieces in the bed for special occasions. not counting the 100 feet of 3/8 chain in the box. :driver:

RE: M35 snowplow go check around the hiway depts in you're area, they sometimes will sell some old plows off. they don't look like much but still plow snow and they're cheap money.you might even get a plow frame with it off one of the older trucks. :driver:

a cummins should idle around 550 600 .

oops!!

if it don't leak, it ain't a truck

if it don't leak, it ain't a truck

hey guy, you can get antique -comm. for that truck.but i don't know who from.i was going to switch the beast to antique and got qouted at $220,plus the plates ,$ 15 per thousand lds.there's a guy down the street that has an 86 mack tractor reg.with antique plates :driver:

follow the line from the gov. to the top of the comp., maybe 2 -7/16 bolts hold it on ? under that housing is two little valves and springs. on mine one was bent and stuck ,so i staightened it and oiled it , put it back together and behold ,works like a charm. no more listening to that pressure...

my buddie started using 1 gal. of gas and 4 gals. of motor oil recently too.he just filters it thru 2 cannister oil filters from an early jeep and away he goes. blows a little blue smoke and smells like it's burning oil but the price is right. :driver:

my buddie got a deuce with no title, so i'll be watching to see how you guys make out :driver:

SOUNDS LIKE SOMEBODY NEEDS A NAP!!!!

they are looking for viet-nam era vehicles,was the hummer in nam? or did they come along later?i'll check with the gent in charge and get back to you.it'll be a few days , i just had a death in the family.

i can't believe it won't come down in the power down position? i've been told that they designed it that way to pull stumps out of the ground.it should come down or break something. :driver:

if you're gonna keep doing that i'd say 70lds.all around. i'd also recomend getting comm. tires if you want them to last a while. the road and weight will just chew up those non directionals.