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CARC is much more durable, I vote CARC.

Thanks for the offer, I will try to shop early!!

Try using a flare nut wrench next time you remove the cooler lines, no more rounded off fittings. If space is tight a crowfoot version is also available. TM 9-2320-289-34 pages 3-60/6-62 50ftlb/65ftlb Available right here in the resource section Why waste cucv forum space talking about...

Yup, well looks like a dead deal, I pm'd on a trailer for sale here and no reply and I see it's gone. A sorry it's sold would have been nice. Sorry for the false alarm.

Anyone traveling back from aberdeen toward Maine able to haul a M105 please let me know. Getting it back to MA or NH would be fine as well. It would be empty, so you could fill it with your goodies! Thank you.

AC60G's are fine, you will need to narrow/file down the spade connectors on them as they are a bit wider than the military plugs. Reguardless of conversion to 12v or not, the plugs are supplied with 12v.

As of now sold out, hopefully I can fill all of the current orders, if not a prompt refund will be sent. Thank you.

As of now sold out, hopefully I can fill the current orders, if not I will send a prompt refund.

They will ship Moday, priority mail, probably 3 days.

I still have a few left. Link http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/28851-cdr-valves-still-available.html

Thanks for the positive feedback.

Started out with 600 late last year now I am down to 30. Glad I was able to supply a part no longer available at a cheap price, and the popular freebee! I am going to keep a few in reserve for those SS members that have helped me out in the past and I have yet to get them some. Thanks for...

This is the end guys, only 30 left to sell. See first post for ordering, paypal would be best, if I run out before I can alert the group I will send a prompt refund. Thanks

It was only a 4kw generator, the M1031 which I have is 12kw, much more useful. The original compressor in both is only 5cfm, and I think the tank is only 20gal, not alot of air but enough to fill tires, etc. A unit such as a lincoln ranger would fit nicely in the back.

I believe it is a sealed unit.

Yes, for the flat bed. PM sent mike-pop

Still looking, any help appreciated.

Still looking, thank you.

There are several parts that make up the system, actuator, ramp generator, speed control, relay, governor control, magnetic pickup, etc. This company Woodward DYN Generator Controls appears to have taken over from the original supplier of the parts. You will need to troubleshoot your system...

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