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I'll have to measure it in the morning, but these images are with it fully extended:

The thing to remember is that a winch rated the same weight at your truck is *still* going to need a snatch block system. Reason: the added resistance of being stuck will often exceed the capability of the winch So forget the SWR trucks, IMO. Far too over-priced for a winch not even rated to...

Stick with that Sherpa.

OEM (I assume) BAE military for the A1R's. This was the first truck I ever saw it on (2008 A1R M1079). The bits break down like this: I have no words to describe what holds it all together (other than it would hurt):

I'm thinking that I might be able to mount it like most people do (using the four holes for the pintle). But there will be nothing below to help re-enforce it back to the lower frame like most do). That's what has me stumped. I was even thinking of just using pins to hold some sort of lower...

That drill is BADASS, too. :)

Awesome and beefy ! I'm pondering how to add a civilian 2" receiver hitch to mine. The trick with that is the fact than mine extends (when the truck gets excited).

Did I miss what you are planning to do for the compressor mounts?

Silly question, but why don't you make the uppers as well?

Ah cool. I was unaware that the trailers used a different bushing. The ones on my '08 truck are still solid but the ones on my M1082 started to break down as soon as I went to recover it.

I did the head swap from 24v charger to 120/240v Northstar generator. I'm not in SCal though.

Well that clarifies it then, I appreciate it. Looking at the image from the front I see now why I thought my old truck only had the one.

Interesting. So the C7 compressor mount is the one in the first pic I posted above?

This is what the bracket on my 3116 looked like: And this is what I *suspect* is the "second" bracket: How, if, or which goes on the C7 I can't say...

I was told that they use the same bracket, but having owned a '98 w/3116 that had AC (driver-side mounting bracket) and now own a '08 w/C7 I do not see how the bracket from my old truck would work. I was even going to pull it to fab a replica. I seem to recall Scott Dewitt who sellsthe...

Fixed, thanks

Not sure if it's the same, but I saw this one the other day. Says it's the 2019 version Linky

This is one of the easiest mods to do and saves a TON of wear on your tires.

The idea has been kicked around. As you said the cab lift system, the air-ride system, the cab leveling system, and the cab latching system all need to be addressed. I'm not aware of anyone that actually done it though. Like a lot of major mods, you'll have to re-engineer a good deal...

No mud issues with mine so far. They are hard to find these days (or not worth the price asked for the few out there). I debated making some replicas out of fiberglass, but decided against it since they would just be cosmetic. I did share my solution for standoffs with a FB user who was...