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I only have a double sheave with the shackle then.

I think this is actually a 10ton snatch block for the front winch of the 5 tons. Even though I pulled a huge forklift out of a ditch using two to triple the line years ago...

My m109a3 had 'Belleville the Dollhouse' written in pencil on the driver side engine flap. So she is 'Bella'. Haven't named the m37 yet or the m1008 railroad truck. Everything else I have is named, usually the name just comes to me naturally while driving them.

Looking for a set of 105 side racks, I have the bows. Maybe one end rack too if you have one. Wood or fiberglass, good or poor condition, doesn't matter. More for holding a top on over hay. If you have a top for a m105 that would be great too, color doesn't matter.

Postman, I would like two of the 915 compressor mounts please. Putting A/C in my ex-USN 1943 GE 80 ton locomotive. Has 855s.

I have all of that good takeoff $100 might be off a m105 I don't remember, took several of each apart over the years.

Do you need the whole pump or just the hydraulic head? I have a whole pump running takeoff $500 or a good takeoff hydraulic head $250.

I have several, you want the single or double block? Lol

I meant to get back on here and post some stuff about my M37, but just have been so busy. Built 5/5/54, Used until 1962 by the US Army, then transferred to Edgefield County Civil Defense in SC. Used there until the CD unit was disbanded, then transferred to the County Emergency Services. Used...

We got just up the road and EMD567's m814 died hard- I suspect clogged injector screens after all the troubleshooting. That's why it is best to convoy together when you can! SCSG hung out and helped for about 30min, but then he had to go. The fridges can't stay unplugged for very long, and it is...

Mike's Munchy Marauders are rolling out. ETA 3.5hours

Ok, I am in. My 1954 M37.

I have half a gallon left I will bring you. On da house.

You do remember when Mike's shop van died on the way in right?!? Don't jinx us!!

I'm going to do it. :razz: Mike and his MKT's will be there.

Redacted. Too harsh. :opps:

I sent you a PM so we don't clutter up this thread.

I half own a railroad company and we just leased 11 miles of track that has been out of service for awhile, we are whipping it back into shape because we have found customers interested in shipping with us.

Need a decent m105 cover color unimportant. Have bows, need side racks. Just going on a hay trailer, so sides can be junk but work, top needs to be fairly water tightish.

Hey Wayne, I will pm you his number. It is a deuce with a kitchen trailer, basically a m105 trailer.