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I'd start by cleaning the grounds.

I did an entire 939series truck using the smallest harbor freight pistol type sandblaster. I started with the idea that i was going to touch up the front bumper, and before I knew it i was finishing up the rear bumperettes a couple weeks later....

More like $12-17k in my opinion. + a value enhancement since it comes from the deuce doctor.

Thanks! My HMMWV horn is anemic and only works sometimes. I really should replace it... but a K5LA just isn't in the budget. You really think that one reaches the advertised 150dB?

No trips planned, but I'll happily buy it from you and pay shipping. I'll send you a PM with my number... Tha ks!

Good information, thanks! I'm not really concerned with much beyond getting something for the belt to ride. My use case for the wrecker means it's almost always at 1600rpm anyway, and it can even stay plugged in when parked.

It wasn't really a friend. I don't know the guy. The deal was he'd give me the old failed one. I was going to put the bad one on my truck simply for a place holder to give the belt something to ride, and keep the batteries charged by means of a charger. The guy ghosted me. I don't really...

24si says it's 12V. Maybe 28si? Whatever this one is -

Farmers in KS use 939series trucks as silage trucks. One of them had an alternator go bad last fall and needed one right then. I sold him the one off my M936A2. So now I need one for me. I seem to remember there was an aftermarket option that wasn't terribly expensive and wasn't a particularly...

@Tinstar might know someone.

Some more pics from when it was departing my soggy cold driveway-

The fun began yesterday, driving it up and down the road for the first time. Learning the idiosyncrasies of the deuce transmission. Never was so much fun had, while going so slow. In a cold drizzling rain.

Here's a teaser -

I'm about 12mi from the NE border, and I have a truck as well as accessories available. Welcome to the hobby!

JMHO $150 each seems like a first approximation.

Hey! That looks familiar. :)

Worked for me. Here are screenshots of the relevant information, note particularly the Starfish details under the pic where they experienced the EMP but not ionizing radiation-

EMP has substantially more range than the lethal ionizing radiation. CME can also generate an EMP. The link you didn't read was US Naval Institute..

Your assertion conflicts with USNI https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2023/february/emp-or-solar-incident-could-result-blackout-wa That said, I don't really think hardening our vehicles against EMP is of much value either.

Good info on the bearings. As to the water tanks causing trucks to flip, it isn't so much the weight as it is the slosh. A half full unbaffled tank is far more dangerous than a full one. Using a 5ton doesn't really resolve this. If you've never experienced it, it's quite impressive. Make a...