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No, I did not notice that!:oops: I figured it was a current thread because someone posted on it.

My reco...sell one of the trailers directly from the site so you can haul one back as Kenny has suggested. Or, make two trips...

Nice! Safe trip.

WOLFY, welcome and beautiful truck!

It could have been a lot of things: 1) The bidder's EUC was not approved. 2) The bidder backed out when he went to retrieve the truck because of undisclosed problems. 3) The bidder overpaid for the truck and backed out when he realized he could have gotten a truck more cheaply. 4) The bidder...

Can you post pics? I'd love to see what the truck looks like. Congratulations.

Check with Winslow in NC. He has some residue trucks. 252-883-2509.

686A tan CARC IS what is on the truck pictured above. I bought the paint straight from Hentzen Coatings. I am attaching a few more pics.

Go 686A tan CARC.

IMHO, I would say that it is not possible with any reasonable amount of time, effort, and money.

I concur on the plastic bottles, although I have used coffee cans in the past. I prefer a two liter soda bottle with the top cut off. They fit nice and snug over the exhaust stack on an M809 or M939 series and will also fit the deuce stack. I have never had one blow off.

Someone should grab that truck. $7500 for a clean M813 is a good deal...especially one where the other guy took the risk and you know it is a runner!

Justin, glad I could help you out. Diesel conditioner and clean fuel really helps with improving power!

FYI...I will got out to check my winches tomorrow, but I believe, after seeing Bjorn's thread, that my trucks (both deuces and 5 tons) have the same fair lead. I am sure that they don't match what Bjorn pictured. Now, they (the ones on my trucks) could be wrong...or I could be.

As I said, I "believe(d)" I was right. I am not positive. I will say that I have a 5 ton with winch that has the same fair lead as a deuce. It could be incorrect. I am not sure. I thought they were the same based upon that.

I'll second that. Why would you want to move them?

Nice looking truck with the 1400s! Congrats.

I believe they are the same.

Justin, I believe the M939A0 and M939A1 (the two models with the NHC250) use the same fuel filter as the M809 series. I think that Randy is referring to the M939A2 that uses a little inline filter and a slightly larger water seperater filter. Many of those trucks were retrofitted with the larger...

Doc, congrats?!?! You still got my stuff, right? :)