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They were probably talking about how much he charges to make a tow. And Zebadee is probably referring to the m816 in 5th gear. But I have wondered of this myself as I have both a 816 and a 936 that I used yesterday to move a mep002a, back on topic.

Okay my two bits are build boxes behind the bumper on both sides to hold bii the real heavy bits no need to add weight to a heavy weight truck. Weighed my 936 with very little BII on it the other day and it came in at 38,000lbs!

I like the last weekend in April but that's because of my birthday is on the 28th.

Okay here's the thing GE only needs enough lift to clear what he doesn't want to cut. I have talked to him about this and he says he is not going off roading except for maybe in mine and his yards. So I think maybe a 2" spring and a easy inch to move the axle forward, and maybe no rear or just...

KaiserM109 you shouldn't need a half a can to get a 250 that ran the day before started even in single digit weather, you have a air leak in your fuel system, I would bet on it.

You guys are over thinking the whole starter fluid thing, 939s are easy! get truck ready to fire, get in roll the window down take the can in your left hand, reach out and squirt a shot in the mushroom as you turn the engine over, this is much easier to do and safer for your engine than putting...

How slow do you need to go? There are many ways to get the gears that will get you where you need to be. I saw your first post said maybe .3 I would think that you could find out exactly how slow you need it would be easier to figure the best way to modify the truck.

Dogheads?

Yeah you have a couple options you can use the stock Chevrolet twin tank setup or the manual valve off of a five ton with twin tanks which is probably the direction I will take because I owned a brand new 83 with the stock setup and it stinks!

I think he ment that the cold weather is partly the reason which would make a little difference in size and it might but it probably just is the last straw kind of thing, mine just leaked a bit.

KaiserM109 few things if you want to jump the truck in the backwoods most heavy equipment is 24v second if you want your batteries to live long and not have to crank it every few weeks get a solar panel of some kind I would recommend the solargizer brand, but you need the big one not the small...

Really nice to meet you Stoner come on down anytime, maybe we can get you in a five ton.

Few more pics. First one is Zev and Doug showing off one of Doug's nice 931's. Second is my wrecker, Third is my lot outside the gate at shelby, 4th is my rotten kitten.

Okay kev and juan and sejones y'all let a little bit of rain keep you from a great time. But maybe next go round.

Use silicone grease it won't damage rubber as bad as any regular grease will.

Thanks for a great turn out! We all had fun and some actually liked my movie right? Glad you guys had fun. Here's a picture.

Come on bunch here a little rain never hurt anyone!

I believe that to be true but can't find anyone who has first hand knowledge of this.

Yeah 8d size.

The 939a1 and a2s came with combat wheels that are direct bolt on