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Congrats and welcome ! :beer::beer:

In my opinion, if one is running with only carb problem I don`t see how you could go wrong, do you have any mechanical knowledge? :driver::driver:

Welcome from Indiana. How long a trip will this be? Where do you live? :driver:

Welcome from Knox, In. :beer:

When I was in the Corps we did the same thing for our m-100 trailers. :driver:

Welcome from Indiana! Great country out there. :beer:

Welcome from Indiana! :beer:

Crow bar, hammer, blaster and heat fixes lots of stuff. If these don`t work add a bigger hammer. :beer:

Welcome to the green disease from Indiana! :driver:

Welcome and what a great purchase! Keep pics coming. :goodjob:

Do you just drive along country roads and look for wood to pick up? Don`t people have wood they need cleaned up in that part of the country? I guess things are different in different areas. Beautiful area. :beer:

Ron Alred started a registry awhile back. You can reach him thru g503 website. Very, very nice man. :beer:

If you use rope, soak it in water first, as it dries it will draw really tight. Old Indian trick. :driver:

Nice clean looking truck, enjoy! :beer:

We had "cattle cars". Trailer pulled by a semi tractor, not a tactical vehicle, pulled by civi tractor for on base transportation. Rode sitting forward like on a bus. Bad a riding in back of a deuce. :driver:

Fred was a wonderful man, may he rest in peace.

Welcome from Indiana! :beer:

Welcome from Indiana! :driver:

Well done, congrats! :tank:

A medium farm tractor will move it fine. For a few hundred bucks you could probably get some one to move it if they are close. That is how we moved my mother in law`s modular and it is a lot heaver than a mobile home.