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You can always try a real large pipe reamer. Since they can ream steel pipes they should be able to give you some bevel on the lug nut holes. RIDGID makes some real good ones.
The mount point for the tire carrier is military issue. I just mounted the assembly on to a M1008 bumper -which I reinforced and modified to fit the genuine military tire mount. I would bet that the special bolt used is hardened to withstand abuse. The smooth (unthreaded portion of the bolt)...
That is your opinion. i have had mine on for quite a while and ran the **** out of it when i had issues the fuel flow earlier this fall. It runs great and does not seam to eat up the batteries after A LOT of cranking. I got mine on AMAZON with the 2 year warranty. I have the link to it...
Since not everyone is following my thread on the m1008 modifications I thought it would be nice to add this mod to this thread. I installed a used HMMWV tire carrier on my M1008 truck. All parts used are Military surplus parts from trucks and engine container. No animals were injured during...
You can buy 4 or 5 of the M939 trucks in running condition for what they paid for these HMMWVs. Al the 5 ton trucks can be titled for the road too. To me it's a no-brain er. 5 tons rule! :tank:
It lowers and raises the spare tire so you don't have to brake your back lifting the spare on to the carrier mount.
I will try to take a picture of it in the down position when i get a chance.
After drilling the two holes for the mounting bolts I was able to install the corner piece I fabricated yesterday. I cut a 1/4" thick plate 3-1/2" x 5-1/4" plate that I used to reinforce the inside of the bumper. I removed the 2 original bolts from the bumper corner. Then I marked the backing...
I have been busy with holiday sales and getting the Roboimpact drivers ready for sale. Today I decided to work on the HMMWV tire carrier project on my truck. I decided to use some heavy angle I had from stripping out the engine container. I cut 4 pieces of angle to length and sanded them...
I had that happen on my M923 with the LED headlights. I smelt smoke from the switch. Lucky it was a sticky switch. Got it replaced and all the trouble went away.
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