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Bryce for all things high-speed gear and axle ! Seriously, it's not cheap but it's done right and he travels to do installs.

Interesting bumperettes. I'd not seen that design before.

The M1082 safety chains won't reach if the hitch is extended. The result is a sort of chain-jackknife long before full turn radius is achieved. I'm sort of glad that I noticed it as I realized how dangerously short the safety chains are on the M1082. In rough terrain that "chain-jackknife"...

Might try Scott DeWitt. He's in Corpus. Closest one I know of but there should be no shortage of takeoffs. https://advancedautomotion.com/shop/

Unit has been checked over by our shop and is fully operational And yet the new owner noticed it in his pre-flight? I get that some flippers don't replace fluids but at least give it a look when they top them off? ymmv

They are one all the '09 airdrops (even the 'lil guys). As I said, I wonder if it's an airdrop thing or just the very final A1R's. I haven't looked at the P variants yet.

You'll need to extend your safety chains if you whip that thing out. Ask me how I know...

Side note: I think all the remaining rockets have been expended. It was a NAM era system and the Blue Angles finally ran out of the ordnance.

I thought perhaps some sort of stabilizer to keep the truck inverted during it's drop...

See, that would be a valid reason to "want them".

Hmmmm They should be "tremendously assistive" given their markups. ;)

Is this an airdrop thing? Or something added to the later versions of the 5-ton?

...and why do I feel like I want them?

It's in the comments section of the video. The Amazon like should work. Sometimes the mods don't like links here.

As Ronmar said, you want the one-fiddy. The Amazon link should be correct. I'll note the size in the comments, thanks.

I've "unstuck" mine on one truck with a few light taps of the big hammer.

There are threads on each item of your entire punch list here. Granted, the search function does leave a lot to be desired but it's the place to start. This is a super helpful community but you need to know two things: 1) you're expected to learn how to use the manual (aka: TM, aka: rtfm...

Good time to get those tires up to working highway pressure and save tread/improve mileage(?) :)