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The neighboring property is a cotton gin. It's been rebuilt over 3 generations so there's lot of old structures around.

Did the M871 in tan as it was originally tan. The M915A1 went green as it was originally green. No they wont be paired together or else it would all be green. :razz: Now to give it a day before going back for the black markings. P.S. This is why I've not been quick to update the "Tale of Two...

I think that ring is awesome, I'd love to get my hands on one for a future project.

Honestly no idea since the supply on 5 ton trucks has dried up.

Let me know what you think of them on your truck. I've been running them on my M923A2 and M915A1 which they feel more fit for the M915A1. I find the drive slower on the M923A2 so I'm stepping up to 16.00's.

Put some 16.00r20s on this M818 Camper. Painted the inside of the box and general cleanup. It will go up for sale soon.

T-28 Super Heavy Tank on one of those trailers. Just 96 Tons, no big deal.

Looks good, when is mine coming in?

I know the Chieftan you speak of and the owners should have some contacts in the UK that have hauled for them before. Sea transport will vary so much it's not going to help for me to give a ballpark, just nature of the beast. If you're in no rush then great! Just be ready to pull the trigger at...

The more I look at it the less I believe it's a military vehicle, and more so just parts of one combined to a civilian truck.

I'm guessing "new brand but the same old great taste." http://www.batterymart.com/p-odyssey-pc2250st-battery.html

I've been cleaning up the property so not much time to snap pictures (lots of mundane lifting). The fun thing to move is always the M1079 box (6500-8000 lbs range) and takes max boom lift to get above it when it was on the M871.

A nice pic and short video to add to the event. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7bo-4eEMiM&feature=youtu.be

I'll take one as well.

It came exactly like that from the scrap heap. The previous owner kept everything stock and stopped working on it half way through the inside of the box (I'm guessing due to liner issue).

Saved this girl from the scrap heap last fall and just replaced the motor (old one ate the liners). Soon she'll get 16' and maybe some paint. She's a super clean truck.

That may even be my picture too. I sent it to him saying "I'm lonely" so he'd go pick it up! :mrgreen:

I remember seeing that one at the GSA lot, even helped NDT take a peek at it. Glad she's going to a good home.

A few years pending where you live and the climate. Direct sun will break them down so UV protectant or keeping it under cover is ideal. Also putting a plank of particle board across the bows helps keep it from retaining water and stretching the material & seams out (a bonus is not getting wet...

I've always wanted to put a fold up ladder for easy access to the bed.