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Here's some photos of the ramps and the extras that were welded onto the trailer. I hope someone can inform me of what they used to haul with her. I was told by an SSgt that it was probably a skid-type loader, but I don't know for sure. Any help would be greatly appreciated! God bless, Tony:-D

Thanks for the interest. I will get some photos today and attach them. One thing I don't "like" about the ramps is the tail light coverage. I will have to relocate the stock tail lights. When the Bobcat has it's tracks on, they just fit inside the lower ramp arms. So, I attached a runner...

Had an opportunity to use the M1061a1 today! First off, had to relieve the trailer of her cargo, a LTD motor and tranny for the "Raven Deuce". Without an "a" frame, used the closest tree! With the motor and tranny removed, it was time to load the Bobcat. Loaded the skid-steer while the...

Was there ever an answer to this question? I too am having a power drain and I don't want to mischarge the batteries, so figured I would fix the problem, not just "stop" it. I can/will if necessary but would rather "get it done right". THANKS for your assistance! God bless, Tony:)

Darn "over achievers"! :shock:Scrape this, check that, paint here! OMG! roflmao!! Kevin, you are amazing! Keep up that great work! Anything new and excitin happenin up North? Always know when you are involved, something good is goin to come out of it! God bless, Tony:)

This is "web site" issues? LOL Suggest you try the "search" function, tons of information there! Good luck with that, and welcome to S.S. God bless, Tony:deadhorse:

Please consider other options. There are transportation "people" here on the site that could and will safely move that trailer for you! Purchase her, then have her brought home, like a bride to the castle. I agree with others, they are a heavy trailer. The "Raven Deuce" knows when she pulls...

Amazing work! Welcome aboard! I agree with many here, your skills are to be appreciated!:shock: God bless, Tony:)

Holy smokes! Those are Sa-Weet!:not worthy: God bless, Tony[thumbzup]

Purty kewl! Hmmmmm, if I could "do" my own recoveries, that would be somethin! LOL Darn sockets! Congrats on gettin 'em home! It's not just a job, it's an adventure! LOL God bless, Tony:D

McLaren Industries. They make tracks for loaders, skid steers, and others. I purchased from them, and their product holds up VERY well under severe use. They have a "tag" for military and the M113 is mentioned there. Hope that helps! God bless, Tony:D

Welcome aboard! Plenty here for all! LOL We know a little bit about the "tax" thing too! UGH! Love me Country! The Gooberment? Well, not sooooo sure....:deadhorse: God bless, Tony:D

WOW! Thanks for the write up. I REALLY like my A2 right now, for looks and function. Glad that CM was helpful and courteous! Always a great start after a disaster. (How'd the fire in the cab go? Use your fire ext?) Your wife must be close to "saint hood". Hang on to her! LOL God bless, Tony=)

Why would you "hit the starter"? Run aways, ugh!! Glad everyone is alright. Possible picture to show event? God bless, Tony:?

Congrats Kevin! Awesome score on that trailer!! Definately does sound like you will be having a busy Fall! Keep us informed on your progress, knowing you, it will be awesome!:drool: God bless, Tony=)

Chaplain is a honorable post, I am sure that you will carry that honor forward. May God bless and guide you on your mission. "Thy will, not mine, be done, now and forever!" Thank you Manstein! John, God be with you! God bless, Tony =)

Congrats! Nice lookin job! Amazing what we can do when we strive for it! Great photos! God bless, Tony:)

Personally, I hope ya stay in the "Deuce" market, have grown to really appreciate your wisdom! Can't imagine watching the "Raven Deuce" drive away, but think it would be difficult. If you do go "5ton" please come and visit your little brothers in the "Deuce" forum? Good luck, Glen! God bless...

Congrats on fixing the "dreaded HH!":shock: Courage isn't the lack of fear, it is goin forward through it! Positive thinking! and leading by example!! Negative thinkin gets ya no where! First Team, Sir! God bless, Tony:)

Looks REALLY good! Nice attention to detail. "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure". What is your final dream for your deuce? Where will she be goin? How often? Why didn't you go with a M109? Thanks for sharing your adventure with us here on SS and thanks for the great photos...