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Why would it need to be locked? It has been a long term discussion that has been on point and hasn't broken any rules.

Yes in the M939 series the transfer case is overdrive. The transmission is Not.

Good idea but I have multiple different trailers.

I like the truck - lite then the Riverside then the grote. That is the order of brightness and looks for me. And Semper fi

Yeah I have but call Goodyear and ask them about it.

Tim don't give up on the transfer case just yet go ahead and drain it and open it up and clean it out you will probably be happy with just how little damage there will be. Fingers crossed for you.

That would be hooked up to both batteries. 99% of all these military vehicles use 2 12v batteries to make 24v.

But if you know what motor it came with you don't need all that math to look up the specs of the one he already has. And didn't the OP ask what the original one cost? And I never said he should buy the OEM.

Uh... Garwood 20,000 what serial number? That's a lot of math, why not just buy one that is the same as the one on his front winch?

Artisan don't rely on that BII socket to keep you from calling for help, they have not worked and or broken on me so many times I don't use them anymore and I own several brand new ones. The bars that come with them will bend if used with a 2-3' cheater bar much less a 6-8' bar. I do agree...

Frame appears to be modified from a 927A2 that would explain the reinforced frame and tractor rear over hang.

This crap hacks me off so bad they can GIVE the Iraqi army M1 Abrams and mraps but US citizens can't buy armored vehicles? Which would be more likely to be used against the US military?

No problem

Great and should be a close match in size.

If the pictures were better I could tell you if it was a tractor or dump.

Possibly but not that model, that one was a 923A2

Looking closer the steps threw me off probably 931A2 or 929A2

Or that

Good grasshopper but that was a 944A2

By the way I own one of each of all of the tools that are listed on here. I would recommend that if you are strong enough to change the tires on one of these trucks that you get the geared lug wrench to carry on board each truck, they will work after many years of neglect and don't take up much...