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Lua doesn't like you anymore.

Yeah Josh, you do like the mud.

Maybe Recovry4x4 has hope after all.

Which prompts me to mention that there will some good (at least I think so) news announced about the Georgia Rally.

Good thing I'm not in the tent then or it would be my cot and two other people.

I've got a picture somewhere of one of our F4-Js shadowing a Bear back in the 70s. They would leave Vladivostok and fly out to watch the carrier as it left Hawaiian waters. Fun times. Nice video and I'm glad they shared it. I like the showing of the belly. Guess to let them know they were...

GE beat me to it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxx6ymQO83M You know it has some power and it big when your wrench has a lifting eye on it to move it around. Use it underwater for those underwater Deuce trips. :-)

Shut the engine off then turn off master. I do it the same way on my M813 for practice.

Contact 73m819 about driving your truck down. He likes doing it. Good luck on the move and don't worry about WM. He's still mad about The War of Northern Aggression. ;-)

I'm close but I'm not driving my backhoe 20 miles.

Gimpy may have one next door in my barn.

So maybe I should run space shuttle hydraulic fluid in my backhoe. We get a lot of heat build up in Ohio. Much like everything else, you can use the stuff that says John Deere or New Holland or INSERT_FAVORITE_HERE or you can go to Tractor Supply and buy hydraulic fluid. I opt for the last one.

Never saw a thing.

Correct but any vehicle used by the military and surplussed out to the public still counts at the Georgia Rally. You know, like flight line vehicles be they true MVs or not. :-)

Drill them. We put a bed on a tructor at the Georgia Rally and used a special cordless drill. what was special is the battery was replaced with cable and plug to go on the slave port of an MV. Worked great. A bottle jack and cribbing can get one side of the bed up to replace the wood and a...

Familiarize yourself with the manuals at this point. It will help you decide how to operate it. Useful tool used correctly, possible death/injury and certainly damage to something if used incorrectly.

You can also use oak or ash. We've swapped a Deuce bed onto an M818 out at the farm so moving yours would be easy.

I still have one for sale. MF w/w c-turbo and very good NDTs. Couple of rust spots and I want to paint it. Plus, it came from TN (Smyrna). :-)

Yeah G. Google didn't give me an image of an ACME T-98. The one from the Garden Gnome of the north's thread shows it. :-)

I thought it was a T-98 as well but if you look at images of one you will see that this transmission does not have the front section like a T-98 does and the shifter is farther forward. Since we drove to Louisville to get one for my Brother's Ditch Witch I have been becoming more familiar with...