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Yes, on the road. He claimed that he blocked traffric on a French street because it was too wide to cross a bridge.

I had an older gentleman come by yesterday and wanted to know if I could find a picture of a MRS, like the one he drove in France. Well, I had never heard of a MRS and certainly did not have a picture of one. However, I discovered that MRS stands for Mississippi Road Supply and that they...

If someone offered you a deal on some contaminated unleaded gas (comtaminated with diesel fuel) would it be worth it to burn in a deuce?

M816

The ruts are hard for your neighbor to mow over also. As for justification for buying, if you have to justify it, you don't need it. I've never made a penny with mine, but I think it gets it's picture taken more than any other vehicle in a parade. Now that's worth something!

I love my 816. I think everyone should have one.

Thanks guys. I feel a little better now. Jim

Find someone with a wrecker with the clamp-on light setup. It will clamp onto the back of your trailer and then plug into your 818.

I had pulled the 816 into the garage, nose first. When I started to back it out, I did not wait for the air pressure to build up before backing. There was a slight resistance, so I let out on the clutch a bit more. Thats when I heard a "ping" right before it started to roll backwards. Did I...

m816 Jim

1600x20's sure look good.

The ultimate compliment!

I haven't driven the truck yet. The local big truck supplier only had one left hand lug nut in stock, so I had to use what I had and just put the spindles on the rest of the bolts. It only has four real nuts on one of the wheels and I'm not going to drive it until the others come in. I...

I just put seven new 16.00x20's on seven new HEMTT rims. That was a job. I can't imagine having to break them down first.

I put my new tires and wheels on my M816 over the weekend. I just wanted to show off my 16.00x20's. Hope you like.

How does it hook onto the top of the cross rail?

Not to disagree with everyone, but my tire man says not to use soapy water. He says that it causes rust on the rims. Spring for the regular tire lube. Also, just playing around in the shop before my tire man came, I came up with using a pry bar to break the bead. If you drive the crooked...

It looks like he must have put something in the bed to stack the bails on above the sides of the bed, and I guess if you were only going to haul them "one wide" it would be OK.

The beds are really not big enough to make it a good hay truck. However, before you buy it, make sure that it at least has a "drop side" box. If not, you won't be able to use it at all.

1600's What wheels did you use?