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Thanks a bunch for all the replies. You've given me a lot to think about. I'll be mounting them to a Chevy pickup at first and maybe later to some boats, to be used with NVGs. I'm going to try to secure some from armored vehicles first. The commercial IR lights are too expensive, but very nice...

Thanks, I'll check for the LEDs too.

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

Mules are designed to haul lots of weight. They are not made to pull or push. I made a grader blade to grade my driveway, bad idea! Ruined my clutch! However I have, on a couple of occasions, hauled twice the rated weight. I don't recomend doing this very much either. Stick to the 1000 lbs. I...

Both of those mules are "4 bangers". Is that not a muffler on the starboard side, at rear, just in front of the marine's left knee? Picture #2 was portrayed as a "A5" in Denise Moss', article in MV magazine and also in David Doyle's MV ID book. Both of those mules are either M274 or...

In the begining, Army Ordnance was the procuring agency. In other words , that's who got the contract from Willys. When the USMC adopted the M274, they got them NEW from the contractor thru Army Ordnance. On this one the U.S.Army number had not been painted over yet.