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That temp rating seems awefully close to standard operating temps. Did they offer a hose with a higher temp rating?

I would guess the cable is binding, or it could even have broken. I agree with GHall, get someone to sit under the truck and see what's going on when the shifter is moved.

I just saw a M416 the other day with radial tires, and I ment to look and see what size they were... but of course I didn't. Kenny, thanks for that info, I need to put tires back on my M101 to use it because I took the decent NDCC tires off to put on the M37.

I have two M101 generator fuel tanks, they are the same but with the holes for the gauge and pickup in different locations. I only need one. Both are good tanks. I've also heard that a certain year chevy S-10 tank fits in that spot too. Looks good, hope you make the deadline!

Dang it, I always miss the good stuff!

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no one else?

bump so more SC members (and others able to attend) can see it.

if I had a decent M35, I'd drive it out and trade you...

You know I'm just mess'n with ya! yes, that jeep was awesome and the Navy guys along the route really perked up when they saw it. I do still appreciate it immensely! Your the best PB! At what, I'm not sure yet, but you're the best at it! lol I'm just causing desention in the ranks to ruffle...

You're a mean old bear. lol.

MUST. HAVE. RAIL. MOUNTED. GUN. TRUCK!:drool::drool::drool::drool::drool::drool::drool::drool::drool:

slick. I'd record about 5 min of silence, then an M16 on full auto. Turn the can around so you can't see the speakers, then invite my friends into the garage to 'show' them something. when it goes off, just say, well, I new that ammo was getting touchy!

That's a tough call, I understand you don't want to lowball them, whether you buy it or sell it for them. I would personally pay 300-500 for it depending on the tires and if the tank was good, but someone else might pay more.

Do you know how many gallons it is? If the guy wants too much for it, you can always get a fuel pod or home heating oil tank, and mount it on a trailer frame or in a M105 like I did.

Oh man, that thing would be sooooo useful around here! I don't have and ID for you, or price. I saw modern day versions of this trailer sell recently for 2k... In the condition it is in, provided the tank doesn't leak and the tires are ok, I would say $500 and up.

Sure looks good gray.... Keep up the great work!

:ditto: And if you need a place to do it with a wrecker... you're welcome here.

I am thinking May might be the winner here, lots more SC members to chime in though.

\ I don't see where I said those outside SC couldn't vote... ok, if you would come, vote for the month you would think was best!