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Need to know the weight of a warehouse crane. Don't have the NSN# in front of me . But it is 7ft. wide. and the boom lift at 15% elevation is 17,000lbs. Four wheel with small cab. That's all I can remember off the top of my head. I'll try to get the NSN later. Thanks!

Where can I find a video, on line, that shows how to expand it? Or other good instructions? I haven't had time to get a TM, can I down load one on SS? How much gen set do I need to run it? Will a 5 KW work? Many thanks, in advance!

Brought home a HMMWV on Monday. Unloaded and drove it to town, about 10 miles. While unloading it, I started it 4 or 5 times, no problems. When I drove it to town, I stopped it for about 30min. and it would not start. I couldn't figure it out. I'm kinda new to these vehicles, so I called a...

No headlights on my HMMWV. Replaced 3-lever light switch with new one. The old one was broken even before I knew the headlights didn't work. All other lights work. All connections look good. Found this out late in the day and have not had time to check hot wires or grounds. Also haven't had time...

I need to haul a Kawasaki Mule 4010 in a M1101. What is the length of the inside of the bed with the tail gate down? And, the distance between the wheel wells, inside the bed. Many thanks, in advance.

When my son was at EOD school, he said there was a picture on the wall in a hall way of a guy loading artillery shells on a mule. On the side of the mule was a hand painted sign that read "EOD". He said he though the picture may have come from Vietnam. Does anyone have pictures or personal...

A few days ago my son was visiting from Ft. Lewis. He is a E-5, EOD team leader. As an EOD tech he has taken it upon himself to learn all he can about landmines. Amoung his counterparts he has become known as "the landmine guy". We were out behind my shop, where I have quite a collection of...

Greetings everyone! My occupation requires me to sneak around in the darkness. I need a pair of IR headlights. Anyone know where I can find some? Many thanks, Keith