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I have to say I was heavily critized for buying a fiver with a 32" LCD... But it's the best babysitter during foul weather and after lights out... I also concure with the composting toilet.

I have part numbers for heated mirrors! Just not at work. I plan to add heated drivers mirror and a heated motorized passanger mirro to my M915A1. I don't think the $190 is out of the question for lights that will last probably 10+ years. Jim truck your truck would look good with missing...

I respecfully disagree with the removal of a LP powered Fridge. Mine is dual powered and I rarely use it powered under LP. Infact it only gets used in that fashion when I'm on the road (yes you aren't supposed to do that) mid summer. However a 12 volt fridge will kill a 12 volt deep cycle...

Need part# and source...

I thought that was moped's... Both fun to ride so long as nobody is watching.

Looks like the Scooter needs a new paint job...LOL

If you look at where the neck meets the deck there are three pins...two are hinge points the middle one pins the neck in place. The 5th wheel pin is also removable so the neck lays flat. TM 5-2330-378-14&P covers the operation. M920 has a few future mods that are going to make this thing even...

Doesn't mention trading...remove the word "selling" from yoru origional post...LOL Any pictures?

Alright here's the Bolster trailer...LOL

M871 about 30'

IS the parking brake adjusted within the tolerances outlined in the TM?

If there was a perfect truck, everybody would be out of business... People complain about Chevy, Dodge and Ford...and nobody complains about the good things. No such thing as a perfect truck...unless we are discussing M920's M920A1...LOL

Yeah generator trailers have have all bows no sides so they have taller covers. Hows the condition? I've been considering a gen cover for a future project with one of my 105's...LOL

Well I can't see the front tailgate and landing gear in the pictures and didn't notice the rear hand brakes.

Looks like a M105 with a Genset cover to me?

I'm having trouble following the spaghetti in the battery box. So you keep the original 24 volt system added a 24 volt terminal block in the cab. Added a 12 volt terminal block in the cab and a battery equalizer in the cab. The fuse blocks adjacent to the battery protect the terminal blocks...

Is that the goal of your whistling ranger?

Hence the word "MOST"...not "ALL"...your mileage may differ...

Most states now have air brakes as an endorsement a written test is all that's required. South Carolina requires an Air Brake skills exam...

I found the same info but couldn't find a source of tubeless 22.5 wheels. I haven't a clue I just went to their website it didn't spec the height.