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Clinto, Congrats on the mule! I had mine out for the Memorial Day parade and it was appreciated by many 'Nam vets. I was able to muscle the 2 halves of the 106 out of the truck, into the shop and onto the stands myself. To mount the completed unit on the mule it will require soldier A,B, and...

I have been busy in the shop stripping the mule down and working on the 106 recoilless rifle restoration. Lots of cleaning up on all fronts. I cleaned up the barrel and found a piece of scedule 80 4" steel pipe to sleeve and join the halves together with. The cuts in the breech and muzzle are...

David, The 50 is only used for ceremonial duty on the back of the mule. I would never attempt to fire it on the mule. The 50 mount will probably be removed from my fun mule as the other mule will become the 106mm RR hauler.

The parade had a great turn out of green iron from the local pa club. The Marines had their flashy H3 there for all to see. I had my mule there with Ma Deuce on board. Enjoy the pictures!

Following up on the pictures of the T&E torch cuts and and their repair I decided to give JB weld a try. I bought the stick variety you mix with your fingers to acticate till it changes color. I thought this would be a safe solution for closing up the holes around the gears rather than mig...

anyone have any parts??

Mike, The mule and the 106 are being worked on together with the 106 being the filler while mule parts are ordered and received. I don't know if it will be done by gilbert I am planning on having it done for the upcomming November 10th Philadelphia USMC birthday bash.

Here are the pictures of the demilled 106 that will grace the back of one of David's "off the hill" bargain mules. Anybody have any small parts? I need the small cap that covers the elevation shaft of the T&E opposite the operating hand wheel I need the cap that goes on the end of the breech...

Any reports? Any pictures? How was it?

TNJ Murray has some reconditioned ones.

does anyone know how much the trucks went for?

I just put a military trailer receptacle on my truck.

This morning 5/4 I will be picking up a parts mule and the demilled 106mm RR. Both will reside in the garage for restoration hopefully to be completed by 10 November for a roll out at the USMC birthday party in Philadelphia. The restoration of the 106 (for display purposes only) will be the...

I am available in the area of the Delaware Memorial Bridge

I used only one holesaw to make all of the holes

I used the military tie downs to secure the extra 105 trailer inside the bed with a ratchet strap for my trip from Fort Dix to Delaware. Once I got home I used 2 come alongs hooked to the tie downs and lowered the trailer down on ramps to the ground with no problems. They also secure my mule...

Here are some pictures of the tiedowns installed using a 4.5" holesaw to make the hole in the bed.

The M116A2 trailer has a surge brake assembly. Does anyone have the civillian replacement part # for the small shock absorber on the surge brake?

There were/are round and square ones out there. The I saw a Canadian 416 trailer with the round back plate. I have the square back plates on my truck and 105 trailer.

I installed them on my deuce and used a hole saw to make a nice clean hole. Set up a template for the 1/4" pilot bit then go back and cut the holes. I do not remember the hole saw size I used but i think it was around 3.5 -4" in diameter. Be careful when handling the drill with the large...