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My M756A2 is such a useful truck, there are few days it doesn't lift or tow something. It has been a project that my sons Evil Dr. Porkchop and Black Ops completed last summer with the help of many friends: Rick Larsen for the paint mask stars and registration numbers, Dennis Amburso for getting...

I think it is M37 from the doors down. I wonder how the windows crank up?

I am nominating my M756A2

I probably wouldn't do the fire plug thing!

With the investment in an air locker I would probably take the diff out just to make sure there are no chunks of metal left to eat up the ring and locker.

militarystencils.com has the mirrors

You could ask the guy who owns it now. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?145765-XM-778-2-1-2-ton-Cargo-Truck-W-W

I really think voting for a hard working always dependable truck is the way to go. Remember Hard Working M756A2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRbXYOpBnO0

It's going to be YUGE!

Could be a M623 made for Norway with air shift diff-locks.

Video of the gin poles bring raised. Got to love that C turbo! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=T0R1aSHRHQg

My M756A2 is such a useful truck, there are few days it doesn't lift or tow something. It has been a project that my sons Evil Dr. Porkchop and Black Ops completed this summer with the help of many friends: Rick Larsen for the paint mask stars and registration numbers, Dennis Amburso for getting...

Setting the poles. https://youtu.be/T0R1aSHRHQg

You are right it has the outriggers and the notch in cab protector for the auger to rest and no we shouldn't drive to Alaska to buy another rare truck.

:popcorn::popcorn: Bridge truck?

Ha ha spreading the blame! I stop by to check on the progress and to make sure the fridge is full.:beer:

And Evil Dr. Porkchop cloned himself so he could operate both forklifts!

Try Rounders Logistics they moved my M756A2 from NC to VT they are very reasonable and easy to work with.

Endt 673 237hp? could be between 200 to 250 smaller displacement than the cummins harder to find parts.

I agree the fuel filter can cut your power. We picked up our tractor just before you picked up your truck we made it to New Hampshire before we had to change the fuel filter, it made all the difference, a lot more power. the filter only had two thousand miles on it but it was six years old.