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There are several reason for this. One is that the parts sold surplus are often old. The military will spec a shelf life, and when it exceeds that the part gets sold. Then it can sit on a dealers shelf another 10 years because he purchased 800 of them at once and they sell slow. Another is...

Unless he has changed his transmission, he doesn't have a TV cable. The stock TH400 does not use one. Only a 700R4 does.

Organization: W0XY, W0XY SUPPLY DIV Location: FT MCCOY, WI Nomenclature: CARRIER CARGO FT Model: M548A1 NSN: 2350010969356 Serial Number: CHX43HAB Registration Number: 12GZ74 Your bumper numbers indicate it belonged a 7-1st Field Artillery, a USAR FA Battalion that was...

Organization: 0113, 2D BN 113TH INFANTRY HHC Location: RIVERDALE, NJ Nomenclature: TRUCK CARGO 2-1/2T Model: M35A2 W/W NSN: 2320000771617 Serial Number: 53913176 Registration Number: 4L08371 Year of Mfg: 1972

No info- I noted that when I ran that truck when I was considering bidding on it. May be USMC.

Yup. 100,000 miles or so and it is $375 to replace. How long will and LDT go, and how much to replace. Has a whole LDT ever made it 100,000, much less the pump?

Neat, but on a mule you would be sitting right next to the blades- lots of brnches to the face and legs. I could also see an issue with the tree branches getting into the foot pedal and causing control issues.

Once again, many faulty assumptions by you. The stock M35 does not have "extreme fording ability", 30" is quite low given the size of the truck. You claiming the M35 has an "extreme fording depth" when even a stock M38A1 could go deeper shows your ignorance. Now it could be modified when more...

Organization: W7N3, USPFO ACTIVITY UTAH ARMY NATIONAL GUARD Location: DRAPER G1, UT Nomenclature: TRUCK CARGO 2-1/2T Model: M35A2 W/W NSN: 2320000771617 Serial Number: 53915001 Registration Number: NK00C8 Year of Mfg: 1972 Manufacturer: 65909 Usage Miles: 19710

OK, I think I now understand what you are not grasping. Repeat after me: The M35 was not designed primarily as an off-road truck. Now repeat that until it sinks in. The use of the M35 is 99% on roads of some sort. Off road ability was down the list of considerations in design. Your...

Organization: 0388, 388TH MEDICAL BATTALION Location: HAYS RC, KS Unit Ident Code: WSAYAA Utilization Code: A Vehicle Use Code: A Nomenclature: TRUCK CARGO 1-1/4T Model: M890 NSN: 2320005798991 Serial Number: BE7S126021 Registration Number: NG0UKA Year of Mfg: 1977...

Prayers for his family.

Actually 6.2's will eat WMO just fine. I have run up to 70% without issue. And they won't throw a rod if you get close to 3000rpm.........

Well, lets see. My experience with the Unimog. On the civilian side, I owned a Swiss 404 for many years. One the military side, I have 19 years experience working on the 419's the US Army uses as SEE tractors. In fact I have even been responsible for maintaining a fleet that included both...

All much, much smaller forces that never really left their home country or hand to worry about the logistics of beinga global, expeditionary force. Logistics are a bitch when you have forces around the globe. Logistics are far simpler when your forces are 99% within a few hundred miles and...

I gotta agree. There is a point of dimishing returns. If this was a $75,000 concrete truck or a $20,000 boat, it would be worth the effort. But at what M54's sell for, you can buy a new one for far less than you will pay to try and fix it. Buy another one. Then strip the old one down as...

Organization: W8AY, W8AY CP RBTS TNG SITE OMS 21 Location: CP ROBERTS, CA Nomenclature: TRUCK CARGO 1-1/4T Model: M1028 NSN: 2320011275077 Serial Number: JXFF414873 Registration Number: NG1WNK Year of Mfg: 1984 Manufacturer: 93219 Contract Number: DAAE07-82-C-4060...

Organization: 2632, 2632D TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Location: SAN BRUNO, CA Nomenclature: TRUCK CARGO D/S 5-TON Model: M813A1 NSN: 2320000508913 Serial Number: C22810842 Registration Number: NL070P Year of Mfg: 1978 Manufacturer: 65909 Contract Number: DAAE07-74-C-0120...

There is plenty of room on the A3 axles to clear the springs.

No problem. They have a shiny new CAT forklift that will set them anywhere you need.