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WC's have knee shocks on all fours. The rears mount inside the frame rails ahead of the rear axel. The cantilever points to the rear and attaches to a link which attaches to the axel plate. The picture is of my WC56.
Factory balanced hmmwv radials have weights on the back side of the rim (hub side) and are stuck to the rim. Hard to explain, see picture. They are they grey things in the 10-11 o'clock position.
Eric, I am glad they made it safely. I just got home they were gone! DEQ will be onsite assessing the oil spill. lol Since one is still here, do I get to keep it?!
Also, if you do not need the nos draglink, plese put it with Lane's trailers and I will get when they get moved to MI.
Enjoy...
Nice pictures. If it is there for turbo work or suspension work, then it is because it is borderline overloaded. It looks like a cross between M1151A1 and 1165A1.
In talking with doghead today, I will only be available as an emergency back up for extraction. My work load is heavy. Lane and Dave know where I live (yikes!) and if someone else can be a runner/helper to assist for the unknown, even better.
I think there is a flexplate for a chevy in the pile. I might be sold out of truck mounted trailer plugs. I have an extra ON/OFF power switch also. I am trying to arrange my schedule to make this trip. There is a good chance that I will drive up a civi vehicle (my trailer is going to MOAB...