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This is just for you Larry (and Darryl and Darryl). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-L7UAyQ83Yg

Guess I'm just hungry. I'll stick it out until I get home. Shepard's Pie awaits!

Gotcha. We'll stand by for pics.

Try this. Go to your favorite search engine and do a search of images using these terms and see if one or more look the same. M543A2, M816, M62 and M60. All of these have rear drag winches as well as a front winch and boom hoist. I'd wager it's likely one of these.

Spaghetti sounds good!

It was changed by a moderator. We have a great group of folks here that always jump in to assist a stranded member. "Wrecker Help" would normally be reserved for someone with immediate issues so the title was defined. Nothing wrong with having the topic of the thread in the title. As far as...

Odds are pretty good it's a 5 ton. Which one we won't know. Was the boom hoist at the end of the boom or slung under the boom by the lift cylinder(s)?

Dangit. Now I want meatloaf.

A couple of pictures would help and you are required to put your state in the location. Edit; SW beat me!

I sense Gimpy was in the neighborhood.

We will probably be standing by for a while here. I imagine that Gimp, Clinto, Clintogf and whoever else they got to help are puckerhole deep to a tall Indian in moving inventory. Good thing they are not here. 95° squared.

Hey Gimp, can you run by 2002fords place and get some parts for me and drop them off with Clinto? I guarantee that by the time you arrive, there won't be much left to move! LOL (Humor for those that don't habla)

Great point. There is a Tractor Supplly in LaGrange KY exit 22 off I-71. There is one in Madison IN too thats a little closer.

Sucks to hear this Clinto but you are pretty close to resources and great people. I've always loved that stretch of I-71. As far as the trailer, a spindle will likely be a weld on. Might be most expedient to do like Ferro and Portajohn did, get bearings and maybe a hub and grind the spindle...

Have the hubs ever been serviced?

Any reasonably rebuilt 700R4 can handle all the power the 6.2 makes even in a heavy truck. I feel that the 700 gearing is an excellent match for the anemic 6.2.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42QA-3vzx8I&feature=youtube_gdata_player

It was started by a member who has departed the site (with other members goods). Assuming the sandbox mentality took over and he went home and took the page with him.

Why not the local auto parts store?

Undo the big bolt and pin at the top to remove. Leave the cover in place on the tranny.