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You can get anything stuck if you work at it......if you get too deep you will tear out the fuel crossover lines (ask me how I know) and other stuff hanging down underneath. As BDM said the prob is no weight on the 5th wheel to give you traction if you are bob tailing. These trucks are...

They just sold a bunch of them out of Holleman AFB in NM....this may be one of those....they had the CAT trannys in them and looked seriously neglected....someone had left the windows open and there was a ton of dust in the cabs. There were prob several diamonds in that pile of coal.

If I ever decide to downsize from deuces I would like to have an M151A2

Many years ago I used to haul produce out of Santa Maria and Salinas......there was a killer sub shop in Pismo that made a roast beef, cheese and mushroom footlong that would knock your socks off.

Galdron.....I am north of you....I have a M35 that has the 1100x20 single radials on it....if you would like to come up and see it one afternoon or weeked you would be welcome....I have a dropside bed that could be put on it in place of the regular one in it now. It needs a good home and I need...

Being a member of the "Used to Own A Wrecker Club" let me wade in. I have loved M816's and their variants since I was in the Army back in the 70's. My 816 was a money pit from the word go...my fault since I knew it had been sitting a long time down in south MS. Insurance and tags kicked my...

Did you miss the memo about Papa Bear and the red tutu? We are easy to get along with.....it will be cool at night so bring something you can stay warm in. There will prob be several spare tents set up. I would offer space in the van trailer but my snoring is legendary....ask any of the...

Cost depends a lot on what options are on the truck.....winch?, hardtop?, tarp and bows?, heater?, springer seat?. Also miles/hours on vehicle, condition of tires, paint and sheet metal etc. Make sure the engine/tranny/driveline is in good working order and don't forget the brakes. If it...

I have a big stick welder and a MIG......I use the MIG more than the stick for small jobs. If you make multiple passes you can weld pretty thick plate....you just have to go slow and get plenty of penetration on the prior pass.

If you are old enough to remember the TV series "12 O'clock High" you can appreciate what the members of the 8th Army Air Force went through during WWII. It was actually safer to be an infantry soldier that a crewman on a B-17. On my flight I met a gent that had been a waist gunner in one during...

They also made an amphibious version in case you got up Chit Creek without a paddle. It was so slow most folks were afraid they would be caught in a chitting DUKW.

I flew on one a few years ago...best money I ever spent.

That would be my WAG.

Ditto.

These were used quite regularly at the Pentagon when giving high level briefings......on occasion they were loaned out to career politicians...usually just before election day. They were surplussed out and farmers bought them..... many are still using them for the same purpose as the original...

Considering that me and PB require lots of adult supervision I would not count on using us as role models.:cookoo:

Man......now I got to have a sleeper on my next M915. Bad azz rig.

Hummmm....Mess Hall food and home brewed adult beverages......maybe I need to whip up a batch of my three bean chili.....flatuence in the forrest.

Man......that is cold blooded......funny as ell....but cold blooded.:jumpin: You lay one deuce on its' side and you get a bad rep.:cookoo:

Man...the sharks came out quick on that deal.:mrgreen: