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:ditto: I was looking at that one today when I was out there picking up a "normal" 105a2. whichever unit that did it did a good job extending the fenders.

I had good luck grinding the cracks out and filling with bondo, sand and repaint.

"A picture is worth a thousand words"

:ditto: 4 OZ of grease is worth 5lbs of wheel bearings. The last 2 trailer I have picked up had dried up 20+ year old GAA in them. I waited till I was five miles down the road before I checked and one of them was already toasty! Also on the no lunett ring, I have run a short piece of chain...

If any on here are going maybe we should begin planning a convoy to get to the start point in Dawson Creek. I am in KC and google says it is a 1,966 miles, 34 hour drive from here. That is computed at posted road speed without stops! So say you average 45mph,(m109 shop van), That puts it at 43...

Did you ever happen to find lifters that work? I picked-up a pioneer trailer at a local auction and the guy who owned it had removed the "hold open" hardware for the sides, plus all inside tool mounting bosses. He also replaced the rear doors with a solid sheet.

:ditto:Welcome to the site, what part of Mo are you from?

No joy, I will miss it this year could not get the day off.:evil:

Duce time from here would be about 9+ hours.

The well ran dry on that he is out of the Gallons, $16 a Qt

I am trying to be down there but won't know until Tuesday if I can get Saturday off. It is a 6.5 hour drive from here so would like to have some "kick-back" time.

The tongue is very kookie, it adjusts in 2 locations so you can pull behind a VW or a tank, also has a mechanical surge brake. Plus the lunette ring is removable there is a smaller one included.

UPDATE it served me well for 7 years but has now moved to VT and a new owner, it will be used for Mil Sim. Added info on last page. My former Navy TFK-250 (tactical field kitchen) finally came home yesterday. It has been stashed at a friends house in Arkansas since I got it off GSA. I have...

:ditto: A real heat gun works much better. Clean up the left over with lacquer thinner.

Glen, always enjoy your reading about your day trips. Last time I was out there I had a small aircraft I had never seen before go over me several times, when it banked I noticed there was no canopy! Turns out that area is one of the few places of US airspace where UAV'S are flow and tested.

Hey if any of you guys got one of the MK17 Trailers out at FT Riley today, it is as they say on the site "no load out assistance available" GL no longer has access to the large fork truck, DRMO got mad at them and no longer will let them play with their toys. When I was out there last week...

It varies, some will have unit turn in papers, shipping bill of laden, or just holding the GL lot number.

Welcome to the site, if you come up to KC stop by. Caldwell, you are almost an OKie! Nothing wrong with being an Okie, both of my folks were from around OKC.

No that was last June when I got it home from Co Forestry, they had cut the sides of the bed off, I folded down the windshield for less wind resistance for the 12 hour drive home. It looked like a giant M38a1! Scored a hard top for it at the MVPA convention last year. I still need to put a...

The Square head, (roasting pan in top of range 2nd picture) is a great item. It can be used as roasting pan, chili pot and that lid, flipped upside down is a griddle. Square heads are great for cooking up big loads vs a deep pot where food is easly burned on the bottom. The one on top of the...