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We could make a a swap meet type tihng too? If anyone has any extra parts, etc. Bring it along to sell to other members/people. I would love to bring the ferret down for this, but may not have a way to transport it at the time. Any ideas here guys?

WOW, lots of work for sure! I striped the interior of mone when I was restoring it, didnt take the eng or trans out, that was posed to be a winter project,,,,,didt happen this year, maybe next year though.

hey HRD, why do you have your ferret trans out? I was supposed to take mine out this winter for a rebuild and to make first gear operable again, but the M211 purchase kinda set that on the back burner for now.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/M35-M37-M135-M211-Military-Veh-Frame-Wiring-Clips_W0QQitemZ130080605385QQihZ003QQcategoryZ33648QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item130080605385 same place ya got the pics.

looking forward to it

I had a friend tow my m211 home, about 30 miles or so I think. We simply used the LARGE tow bar. We did slap a chain on "just in case type thing". But the large tow bar we were using, if it broke, aint NO chain gonna hold it. We didnt tie the steering wheel at all. It tracked perfectly. I was...

I found a similar tool in the NAPA tool catalog, part # spc 34543. spc 34545, and spc 34547. Not too cheap, but certainly do the job quite well and Very close in design to the mil-issue piece.

hot rod, I copied your post about the registraion problem and posted it on the ferret yahoo group. Most of those guys are a great group of guys

The people oin charge at the state have to be approached VERY carefully. If not you end up with all kinds of mess. Even if you do it can still turn into a big mess. I see you are in Minnesota? Bob Hill is in Hayward, mn. He is a member of the yahoo email group "ferret_heaven" I would greatly...

Just my luck! I was just in Denton 3 weeks ago!

and I hope you get tags on it easily, I had quite the trouble here in Kansas with the ferret for sure, I am sure many of you already knew that though.

brit armour is great aint it? and definately an intresting way to off-load. does it run, etc?

wow! they are worth that in scrap!

good thing you got a crane on the back of that rig, I would hat to ahve to lift that tow bar!

I'll have to work it in. mil-veh or mini van, i plan on coming though.

depends on how htinck the part you are welding is. if its approx 1/4 inch or thinner you may not have to put heat to it before welding, if it thicker you may want to heat it to get the prope penetration. Heating will allow the filler you are using to penetrate all the way through. If it dosent...

The nickel rod will work much better on that cast, regualr rod is relaly ahrd to flw into cast steel or iron. You can braze it together to hold it if need be then use an arc wlder with a nickel rod. I have welded engine block, heads, etc many times and it works great. it is easlily machined...

WOW! I just checked the web site out. That place looks pretty cool! Mark, I think your tractor and its overgrown tires would be cool there, dont know if any of the trials are big nuff to handle it though. I sure would love to take the ferret on a few trials out there to see what it can/cant do.

I would love to go to somethign like that. Just figure a way to get the ferret there and back home and I'm in like flynn!

Re: RE: Re: RE: lot part of it anyway.. That tire cage will come in handy when I get some tires for the duece. Did you happen to get any other items from that auction? any other lots?