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Those will be nice on your duece!

Sorry about that Hundy. I can deliver them for a hundy because I didn't have to pay anything for shipping and got plenty of them in the first batch @ OKC. It helps to be local in Oklahoma City!

Just for comparison, Hammer is getting his delivered to CA for about $100 each. I have a few more left. Valvestems too! See my ads in the classifieds.

We are having a parade planning meeting tomorrow (6/25) 1130hrs at Bedlam BBQ. Everyone is welcome!

Yeah, a couple sets. I'll get them on ebay soon.

I have all kinds of used pins for towbars and wreckers. I will work to get them on ebay soon.

I have been here for the last 5 years and enjoyed every minute of it. I frequently check out a person's join date to see how long they have been around. Thanks for the ride SS!

Glad to see someone brought out a big truck.

Not sure what you are doing or why, but I thought the reason for using these wheels is to eliminate machining all together.

I have some MVTR wheels with the same bolt pattern that might work. Different offset though. Here is a pic.

That looks to be M1076 2-piece wheel. Justin, I thought you were using the older style M1076 wheels?

Easy to do, just big and heavy!

I can get you some cheap. Send me a PM with how many you want and your delivery zip. If you don't have a truck dock or forklift, let me know and I can send them to your nearest freight terminal and you can hand load from there.

Welcome Sir!

Here is one of mine.

Those M127s have a steep angle to the M818s in stock form. Bigger tires only compound the issue. Put some singles on the trailer too! You might also consider the likliehood of the trailer rubbing on the tractor tires.

I think everyone needs at least one wrecker. Pretty cool for parades, towing other vehicles, and general crane/winch use. Did you get everything running on yours okay?

Kenny, you have got me second guessing my memory! Mine must be the 8 tonners, because I am almost certain they have the 5 ton wheels. I bought them at McAlester Army Depot last summer. I'll have to look into it some more. Thanks for the insight.

I have a couple of the 6 ton ones, M197 or M179 IIRC. They take the 11x20 tire and 5 ton wheel

Yippee! Count me in for M1009 and M816.