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I've bought tires from both Mark (100dollarman) and Cap't / Woody, and have been equally pleased w/ both of them. Mark (100dollarman) will go out of his way to help w/ shipping and Cap't / Woody can deliver, so either/or, you get the best of both worlds. Quality and service was top-notch...

You mean this ebay wheel? I bought it in the hopes of finding another. Also made by Huchinson. Non-CTIS. Andy

Yes, an adventure it is.... You make your success, and learn from your mistakes. I'd rather be challenged by life then scared by it! Andy

Ah, another soul who has enjoyed Houston traffic in the later hours.... Next up, try LA @ 1 AM...fun, fun... Anyway, hope the new generator works out!! Andy

Words fail me.......:not worthy: Seriously, that is the best thing I have seen so far this week (and it's been a GOOD week)!!! Andy

The only tips I have for inflating them are: 1: Take the valve core out (and remember to put it back in). I got the pressure up to 30 psi before putting the core back in, but I've done it a few times before.... 2: Stand them up vertically when you air them up. Laying on the ground, the beads...

Installed these this weekend. All new Budd Caps and lugs. Got the tires from Mark @ 100dollarman.com, and was VERY pleased w/ the tires and the service. Wheels came from GL in Columbus, OH. Didn't use a jack to lift the truck, I used a forklift! Made it a little easier. No air gun, though...

The frame from an old road grader? Minus the blade and turntable. Some kind of logging arch? Andy

Nice! Andy

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Better pics taken 2 weeks ago, while on the way to TX.

I picked my last M818 today, and Mike was more then helpful! Also, make sure you check out some of the new model trucks in the back of the lot...:-D Andy

Nice, it looks way better w/ the new rubber! Andy

Can you post a close-up (from the top) of how the duece was hitched to the wrecker? Thanks, Andy

Nice! Where'd you see that? Andy

I towed mine from Rock Island, IL to St. louis, MO behind a 3/4 ton 2wd F250 and had no problems at all. It towed fine and tracked straight at 70mph. I hope that is a trend, as I now have 3 more to go and pick up from there.... Andy

By the way, the truck was hooked to a steel frame that was TOWING the house in the background..(thought I'd mention that).... Andy

Nice!