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Lee "McInfantry" also built an extremely nice M-715, Cummins 4BT. Glen

I KNOW where you can get your money back. You will soon have the address.... just be sure to write down the return address on that package coming in the mail.... Glen

Diesel my friend, my M1008 does not like gas so well.... It is not nearly that good on fuel either, neither are my two M1009s. Glen

Looks great! Nice job.... Glen

Congrats! I hope mine goes as well! Glen

I agree, if your truck is not running NDTs, you should be good. How steep are the cross grades, sliding sideways and winding up going down the hard way would be my concern. They are heavy, but there is a lot of tire there to try to plant too. My buddy's 5 ton will run snow over the front axle...

Welcome to the site, one thing about these guys.... If it needs done, one of them has done it before!

I had looked that one over and it is a nice truck, I had a couple of concerns though.... The fork lift holes in the bed that are not in the photos kind of bothered me, but definitely would not have stopped me. The oil is really high and the radiator is really low. I hope it does not have a...

Unimog? "i still say for what he wants, a crewcab unimog would be best" The only way a Unimog is running that fast pulling a toy trailer is on a trailer. They are incredible machines, but not at 75 mph.

I am betting that thing does super on fuel mileage. A lot of guys had a lot of service out of the 1/2 ton axles. What I want though, is some audio of that thing resonating in that stack! I suppose the turbo really knocks the noise down... Glen

That's great! We have a pink Mercury Mountaineer floating around town, I will try to snag a photo of it. Glen

They did a nice clean job on the interior!

How did those 813s at Indy look? I wanted to bid on several pretty badly..... had quite the internal war going on.... Glen

I always use the front battery, closest to the radiator. I normally unhook the cables while the other car is cranking.

I also have a photobucket account, but I do not have an easy app for it. Facebook must resize the images as I never have to on the ones I use from their pages. Just a matter of preference I guess. A lot of my friends get a kick out of looking at the odd ball stuff I upload. Glen

Those Goodyears are a classic tread design of that company. They have been selling a similar tread design for many years, at least back to the late 60s. We had them when I worked at a service station in high school. You know, one of those places where the kid comes out, washes the windshield...

I understand that, it is just a free service that is super easy to upload to from a smart phone application. It is faster and easier to do it in the field than it is to wait until I get home to sync up the phone. Just upload and then when I need the images, they are available for quick download...

When I tested, we had to have a trailer. The examiner went for a short ride, then asked me to back the trailer into a driveway. Do not get caught at the examiner's office with a tractor trailer and no CDL driver to get you there. Everything seemed to easy to be legal, to be honest. Glen

When you copy them to your drive and then upload to the site, it does not matter how your facebook settings are, it is just another image file off your drive.

I just use facebook for my cell images. Then when I want to post them here, I go right click and save the facebook image to my computer and upload it with the manage attachments button. Nice and simple! Plus if my computer or phone crashes, I still have the free backup. Glen