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That sure is more fun than hanging around playing shuffleboard......

Always disconnect Negative cable first and reconnect last. Lucky you didn't blind yourself and burn the truck to the ground. PPE= safety glasses. Stay safe.

Call Rachel at Freightquote, She moves a lot of stuff for us. Knows the GL system and restricted access guidelines. direct # 561-640-7800 and email is Rachel.Naster@freightquote.com

Mamikon, Welcome from the US of A. I have alway liked Russian Military equipment, I have a couple Kalashnikov's and Markarovs. I'm saving for a T-72. JC

Here in KY, I've used the registration and vehicle s/n as a composite VIN #. Had the title from GL and GP reflect the same number. No problems with the county clerks office. My M813 w/w is registered as a Historic Vehicle, the rest are "Farm trucks". Easy-peasy....

Bad scene, you sure the block heater didn't just fall out?????

Actually had to get the rotary file out and open the metal. Still tight after that. The other rebuild I had, Soldier B beat the metal back w/ a ball peen.

That may be that tire, something not all right during manufacturing. Rotate it to the back and continue observation.

Happy Birthday Dave, The Chaplain raise a very good point; a little preplanning goes a long way. Especially for guys like us that have "stuff" collected/stored. My wife would consider it all junk.

"dont think about it too much... Just do what you think is possible even if no one else thinks so. "

Yes sir, spot on. Handy trailer, I have a 400 fuel tank needed to be installed on mine.

Yep, I would mount just like the military intended it to be mounted. The generator has it's own CG, the heavy end is forward of the axle. Going to be a nice set up. Plenty of room forward of the gen. for storage.

To keep it stable both a highway speeds and unhooked, put the majority of the weight forward of the axle. If not, it will wag its tail down the road. Is the trailer equipped with a aft support leg? If not ,install one. Once the CG is correct, it will pull great behind your Chevy.

Yes, the stake pockets are real tight on the rebuilds.

M353 trailer. Designed to hold a MEP generator. Handy/stable unit. Great for liquid tank or a big generator

I have one from each manufacture. Pibbs and Turtle Mountain were original manufacturers. Eastern, I believe, rebuilt them. I have an '09 rebuild. No real difference, the newer/rebuilt units use a little lighter gage of metal for the bed. They all work fine. Go for a rebuilt unit, Tires...

Way to soon. Prayers sent. Heck, I'll be 57 next week.

I have one also, it came w/ 11.00x20 NDTs on it. To take the bounce out when empty, bring the tire pressure down to 18-20 psi. No more bounce.

Carp Coastal Marine has them in stock; P/N 146483 - $2.52/ea. $2.54 to ship 4ea First class mail.