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Data plate I had seen for the XM381 deuce listed it as a 2 ton cargo truck. It listed it's empty weight at 10,300lbs. The off road loaded gvw listed was 15,310 It had a total highway gvw of 17,750lbs. I believe the rear axle weights were augmented with auxilliary spring set included.

Alan and his father were at the Marlboro Volunteers Show in Alliance, Ohio. They brought a great selection of different vehicle parts, used and NOS. Friendly guys with fair prices on everything. [thumbzup] Link to some pics of their items...

Great pics Scott! The weather was nice for the most part and todays would be even better. I bought some very good parts too.

I have 4 trucks with air assist and they work well. I would never pay big dollars for a used unit. From a post in the classifieds below. "05-25-2013, 21:23 #4 TNJMurray Join DateNov 2012LocationDover/DelawarePosts269Feedback Score2 (100%) I have 3 kits n.o.s 2000.00 ea or I have some m35a3...

I'm told there will be more vendors there than in the past events.

I used to buy hose/fittings like that at the Cummins dealer. It was referred to as "stratoflex".

Old time favorite. Big green trucks racing! http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=Haspin+drag+racer&mid=9F6D18E58120F09331569F6D18E58120F0933156&view=detail&FORM=VIRE3

Seen this unit at a Marlboro Volunteers event.

http://www.marlborovolunteersinc.com/ridethruhistory2013.html

For those that inquired the tan M35A2 has a Utica Bend data plate stamped 1957.

A challenge here to keep this thread non-political.

I have trucks with and experience with both. For "off road" use I will take the Michelin XML's over anything else. Excellent grip and clean tread well. For mostly "on highway" running I prefer and use the XZL's. Excellent traction on wet roads and wear well. Useful tire guide below...

, The National Guard was established as a federally funded reserve component of the nation's armed forces on 21 January 1903 with the Militia Act of 1903 under Title 10 and Title 32 of the US Code . not to be confused with individual colonial and later state militias whose roots go farther back.

Smaller turnout than the last few years. Great weather Fri-Sat.

Happy Birthday United States Army and Flag Day America!

Yes, early and that is why I posted it in the "Upcoming Events" forum to give people more time to think about it. [thumbzup]

Nice weather Friday and Saturday for the show. Small chance of rain later on Sunday evening. http://www.accuweather.com/en/us/alliance-oh/44601/weekend-weather/335070

U.S. Army congratulations! First in the defense of our great nation, Happy 238th Birthday to the United States Army. June 14th, 1775.

Pic of the White Engines/ Hercules Engine Division tag on one of my other trucks.

Most of my deuce units have had White/Hercules engines as White owned Hercules for a while also. I've had a few trucks with Continentals with either C or D turbos. Here's a pic of the 1987 government repower dataplate in my 1970 truck.