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They said the same to me , "that on the computer screen the forms looked fine but when they printed they were too faint" . I had to resend them 2 more time before they got a "good" copy. Is anybody else having these problems??

Hey I think they have slowed back down on the EUC's. I won a Trailer last month and GL had it for 15 days before it went to battle creek, and counting today it is still there 6 days and still not approved, this is not my first euc.

Are the duces and trailers at Camp Robinson or at the air base. I am going down to get a 105 I won and the map on the auction page shows them at the air base. If they are at Robinson can you get to them through the gate in Sherwood?

Why not pull both axles on the forward tandem?? Or put lockouts on both sides?

NAPA has them

I am over here in DeSoto, Ks. Welcome to the site

Dave it was a NATO/Euro thing for foggy weather.

Back in the cold war, we used them on our fast attack subs. I was getting ready to relieve the generator watch on a 637 class sub when the blower on one locked-up.

Read the fine print on those, a couple don't have have the "driven on the lot" in their write up's and there is a good reason for it.2cents2cents

It not that, it is because they found them being used by "METH" cooks as part of the chemical reduction.

Is that a Navy duce?? Please put more pictures up after you get it, like the way they have the spare mounted. Good luck on the drive home.

Dave I think I have several of the Front ( headache) part of the duce cargo bed set-ups down at the barn. Dave C

Sounds like great fun. I am checking to get that week-end off. You need to edit your post and put a space on either end of your link so it will open.

The M101 is made for it, and looks better being pulled. Trailer weight = MPG

I really like the look of the Norwegian Cammo on the M109 van. Nice trucks.

#2 Mod 3 , 1100 20's singled, lockouts on front and mid axle,

Bruce I was with you also on the cargo/ canvas, but I went through the parts manual and found them listed as "bracket, spotlight". I then went through the various repair sets hand receipt lists looking for a spotlight that would fit that bracket, no joy!! I am going to use mine up top as a...

They, in the manual are a bracket for holding a spotlight. The may also be used for hooking on stand-off poles for a canvas sunshade for the roof or lean to for the side. The only problems being, no one has been able to find the spotlights or the stand-offs that fits these brackets 2cents

I have the truck but have not started the rebuild.

Welcome to the big green box on wheels club.