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Several manuals are available in pdf in the reference section, as an example: TM 11-5815-332-15 RADIO TELETYPEWRITER SET, AN/VSC-3 TM 11-5820-401-10-1-HR Handreceipt Manual, VRC-12 Series Radios TM 11-5820-401-20-1 Organizational Maintenance, VRC-12 Series Radios TM 11-5820-401-20-2...

Ah yes! Acorns under the hood, I know it well. I've found them in a number of places on several vehicles, mine and the park commission. Then there was the recent problem with the printer at my office in the park - turned out to be a mouse nest deep inside the case - lots of fun to clean out...

Thanks for pointing out that little goof ... The contact info IS on the "flyer" link ... but should also be on the webpage. I will pass that along and see if it can be corrected. To answer your question: Vendor Contact Info Fred Schlesinger 120 Grandview Ave North Caldwell, NJ 07006...

RE: Field phone TM TM 11-5820-477-30 is available on LOGSA for download at: https://www.logsa.army.mil/etmpdf/files/060000/067500/068233.pdf I have a copy of Tm 11-5820-477-12 in pdf that I will upload later this week. TM 11-7025-328-12&P is combined in one manual for the CA-67. Can't help...

TM 11-5820-401-20-2 is the manual for the VRC-12 family radios WITH intercom. It shows the parts and how they connect. It can be unfortunately is CANNOT be downloaded from LOGSA. I will upload a copy to the Tech Manual section so should be available in a week or so.

The radios in the M1008 would normally be the VRC-12 family. The following references should get you started: TM 11-2300-373-14-5 shows the installation of the radios in the M715 TM 11-5830-401-20-1 shows the installation of the radios in the CUCV series, although they use the M880 as the...

A CUCV (or any of our beloved green machines) brings to mind a sign on a friends boat: A Boat (CUCV) is a hole in the water (air) into which you pour money (and love!) Enjoy it, it will teach you all sorts of creative profanity. :)

Spray all of the bolts, etc. and let them soak a bit. I removed mine by removing all the bolts from the floor - and after a bit of soaking and elbow grease - it came out fine.

Hold the phone, I found some photos: Check out this site: http://www.icsinternet.com/icst/towers.htm More info and some line drawings of the trailer and tower and better photos: http://www.mcenco.com/Tower.asp#Equipment%20Technical%20Data Here is a mention of it and some details from an FM...

Looks like a nice piece of equipment, unfortunately it is already over $5,000. Way too rich for my blood. Then I'd need a duce to pull it - hmmm, could rationalize that. "Gee Honey I had to buy the truck to pull the trailer." Of course you realize that this is just the antenna MAST. It does...

1. Go to the Technical Manual Section and download the following: TM 9-2320-289-10 TM 9-2320-289-20 TM 9-2320-289-20P TM 9-2320-289-34 TM 9-2320-289-34P You now have most of the manuals for the CUCVs. Turn to page 4-31 in TM 9-2320-289-20. There is the fuse box and a list of the size...

Very nice looking truck! Great job! (although I prefer the green camo paint job) ;)

M422 and M422A1 Manuals The manual set for the M422 and M422A1 1/4 ton trucks included: * TM9-2320-225-10 Operators Manual * TM9-2320-225-20 Organizational Maintenance and Repair * TM9-2320-225-35 Power Train, suspension, Brakes, Steering, Body * SL-4-00882A USMC Stock List...

Brian, Front and rear blackout marker lights

RE: roadside help Unfortunately I won't be able to make it. NJ DOT has decided that the motoring public need us more than we need a holiday off from the motoring public. Have a great time and a safe trip in both directions!

It is a real nice vehicle. I drove them in the Marines during the 60's. Not big on cargo space but fun to wheel around in. Take it out on a landing craft and come in through the surf some time - talk about a rush!! Good luck with your new toy!

'dawg, ran across some current bumper markings for some ambulances the other day. Photo of one attached, the other was wrecked and I couldn't get a shot but it was HQ28. This armory happens to be 2nd Battalion, 113th Regiment of the 42nd Infantry Division at Riverdale, NJ However, as I said ...

Just for giggles I did a Google re your situation - and came up with a LOT of exterminators but not much in the "how to" line. Here is a photo essay of "how NOT to" solve your problem http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=2243176 I also tried about.com for ideas and came up...

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RE: shelter According to TM 10-5411-205-13, the S250 shelter specs are: Height: 70.125 in Width: 79.0625 in Length: 86.625 in Weight: approx. 770 lb empty Weight does not include fun accessories like heat, a/c, radios, etc.