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Pictures of the adapted NuWay air ride suspension some modification required . Hope this helps Kubatoman.

I can post some pictures of the set up on my M 915 with air ride cab when I get back to florida in Nov. It seems to work well.

Let's hope not. Some of us paid dearly to get a titled early released HMMWV.

Have both just depends on the thimbles on the truck I'm working on.

This is the set up I have been using since retiring the 1600/20 & 21's (on the front). Much better steer tires.

Your front tires are important and older tires may not support the weight that they are rated for. If you blow one at speed you are going to leave the road. Don't take chances with your front tires or rims ,please, I might be next to you. Nice looking rig!

Nouns, verbs I never was much good at English or spelling

The 788 makes a great camper by itself, no bed and only weights 600 LBS. has wheel wells so it can sit lower.

Any tires smaller than 1100/24 will cut into your road speed and load carrying capacity. The best front tire is 445/22.5 which will come close in size to the 1100/24 and give you better tires on the front. Your front axle will weight in at about 14,000 empty which is close to or greater than...

Please post pictures of your M915 thru M920's. My 1979 M915 extended cab with air ride rear, air ride cab, air ride seats, with Allison 4500 series transmission, on 1600's. It is a work in progress.

James, I thought you were coming. It is a great show, wish you were here.

As Gunnermac indicated moth balls do the job. I leave them in the perforated bags and mouse problem gone!

I turned my '53 gasser into a water truck to use at my mountain house. Added a 5 ton chassis to get the water up hill a little better. Don't scrap the tank someone may need it. Just my 2 cents.

Can't wait to see the progress. Have been collecting the parts to do mine. Too many projects to little time.

My tank has 3 hatches, 1 for each compartment making each tank accessible however the 600 gal tank does have a baffled area that I can't get to. Bleach and soap that is allowed to slosh around for a short trip should take care of it. Can not confirm that your is stainless but mine is NOT...

Mine has 3 tanks 200, 400, & 600 gallons. It is steel with a coating factory installed. I use the 3 factory lines to the manifold in the back to unload and top load city water for drinking ( personal use only ). Cleaned it with multiple washings with bleach and soap, driving and soaking. This...

I agree, I would not take less than $10K for my spare or $12 with AC and air seats

Before any money is spent, Air up the tire in question and find the source of the leak with soapy water sprayed all over. It may surprise you.

Bead locks make mounting much easier. I have some stems give me a call. Bob

Rayzer is always there to help a SS member. Just a all round good guy. Thanks Ray and Linsay for the help loading.