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Awesome job

Those would definitely sell a few dozen units on ebay for 5 bucks a pop

1. "The deal is the deal" 2. "No names" 3. "Never open the package" 4. "Never make a promise you can't keep"

Friend is replacing his 16.5" 24 bolt beadlocks on an M1151 with 17" rims (the new tires are also 37s). He is too cheap to buy a 5th matching rim/tire to carry on his Rhino and plans to carry one of the original beadlocks as a spare. We are now having a row about whether that will damage the...

Hey Tobash, can you share the name of your Brooklyn mechanic (or IM it)? I am always looking for local help.

The only one I know of remotely in the vicinity is out on Long Island, probably 90 mins away. https://www.tlcautotruck.com/

https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/goodyear-mt-r-tires-safety-message.178785/#

There's a laundry list of stuff that can be wrong, but just the thought of riding on a highway with potentially catastrophically failing MTR tires should be enough to give anyone pause.

Custom laser cut stencils are cheap enough on Etsy to be single use and will produce very crisp letters.

12 or 24?

Submitted around 3/1 Approved May 22 Now if I could only get that darned SF97 shaken loose

The tread is deeper towards the side on the BFG and as a result I have to stow the wrench/jack level thingee off the rack as it won't fit anymore.

Size is definitely an issue. I use mine with a 37" BF Goodrich and that is already thick enough to interfere with function.

Change the air filter, it's probably almost solid with debris.

You can get the same thing here for just a bit more money, probably a better option and a lot shorter drive for you: https://www.easternsurplus.net/PartDetails/7278/HM-1112-HMMWV-Fording-Exhaust-Pipe

Don't know what the forum rules are on that but I would be in. The real issue is how do you get them to the buyers. Shipping price is killer on these.

I don't think army trucks even have the valve, life goes on fine once you repair the cut line;

Anyone using a 24 volt trickle charger, like this one? https://www.amazon.com/Battery-Tender-Selectable-Chemistry-Weatherproof/dp/B07YNB2JH7/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=24+volt+battery+tender&qid=1622770959&sr=8-3

If EMP is your concern, then ground the HMMWV when parked (a simple 12 or 14 gauge cord from the body to the floor) and the body will act as the Faraday cage to shield the interior components.