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I know this has just passed, but it is a great vid with Seeps (swim jeep), 15cwt Chevy DPV, Ford V8 'Blitz', M816, Land Rovers etc..... Vid is only on this site for a couple of weeks. http://www.c31.org.au/schedule/view/episode/147063

Posted earlier, with discussion on it's features compared to other "toys"... http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?81781-Wrecker-wishlist-of-mods&highlight=wrecker+wishlist Starts at post #167

Give Sam a call at the "site" contact phone number, she is pretty good with the fork truck, but that may be too big to push on with, but it may have the guts to pull it out onto the big gravel median outside the GL compound for you do tinker with. Right now there isn't anything listed at Ft Drum...

Removable Pintle Hitch/Receiver Still don't know why this tried and tested setup hasn't become popular this side of the Atlantic for exmilitary vehicles.... Side 'frame' brackets can be bolt on, with almost nothing showing when it's removed.

Shame the member map can't be corrected then. Wondering if the map people can do it.

This week I think Ron, possible a bit longer, or at least make contact and let them know when... Sounds like chuck is the nearest Thanks Chuck - I'll take you up on the offer if that's ok - check out your PM's.

No Idea! Back of my truck I guess. I'll have to hook up with you and Gimp prior to the meet for stuff you have both collected anyway - I was planning on getting there early enough to assist with setup..

Tire chains and shelf breckets I will have single tire chains there at $150 a pair. Labeled as 10.00-20 11-22.5 and listed as "M915/M916"according to the GL lot. Also limited number of Cadillac - ISU 60/90 storage container shelf brackets @ $18 for a set of 4 (That's one shelf) - First...

Have PM'd mdmorgan (works at WR base) but no reply yet. Anyone else "sort of" in the area, able to pick up a small pallet and save till the GA rally? Cheers

Thanks for the .... ... but I am thinking there needs to be a new thread of that build!!! What the 'flippedy flop' are you doing with it? Let the contest for acronyms begin:-

Haven't actually gone out and pulled stuff apart to find fault yet, but here is my TM prep which I'll print out for reference in the shop. It took me quite a while to wade through all the cross references in the TMs and I am still not fully clear on some of it.. *** Cut and spliced two pages...

I think your test passed - loud and clear. Welcome.

I've noticed that when talking to non CCC M916 owners - ie: A1/2, they refer to the CCC M916's as "A0's" yet they were never designated as A0's. Perhaps the A0 is added later, after the second, third generations of trucks arrive. What would be confusing is seeing an XM_ _ _A1/A2...

Splendid. For the sake of future viewers, here's the link for the front levelwind lube mod thread... http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?89201-Level-Wind-maintenance-anomoly-Front-Winch&highlight=level+wind While I'm at it, I'll throw in the reference for the rear level wind...

Are you sure? It could still be in the closet. 8)

Another "Welcome to the wrecker club" from me. Looks like you are dressing her up like the Australian wreckers in Vietnam a-la "Tunza Gutz". She was the only one that survived and made it home. Now in the Aussie War Memorial Museum.

Looks fine to me - hidden behind its own bumper... .. with install lift eyes (yellow) and "Sorry, didn't see you" reflective stripes. Could also add skid plate underneath to protect stuff which would act as a foot/stand when not in use sitting on the shop floor. Add a couple of "dealy...

Any particular reason you used the crane to pull the shed onto the trailer or is the main drag winch not clear on the pic and you were "steering" the shed with the crane?

Trying to locate anyone in the OK City area to possible pick up a pallet, hang on to it for a bit, then I'll have time to organise shipment or possible transfer to the GA rally. Thanks. NB. M1075 someone suggested you but your pm box is full.

74' has valid points, potential consolation though... It could be defended, however it would probably necessitate hiring a "motoring" attorney, who could use the defense which compares it to snow ploughs (plows), crank mounted hyd pumps on things like dust carts (trash trucks), concrete...