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There used to be a SB that had all that info in it, but I don't recall the number.

Have you checked your relay valve and MC? Make sure relay valve is operating correctly, and MC is filled with DOT 5.

Well, it's not even 2012 yet and we have most of the dates for the big shows here. NJ MTA "Sussex" April 28/29 COMVEC June 9th Gilbert September 21/22 Aberdeen 10-12 May 2012 As soon as we know when Jim Thorpe, Weare are, we'll be set.

I'm suprised Uncle Sam let that go. I also wouldnt be surprised if he asked for it back. No kidding. Someone screwed up somewhere with the paperwork..

Awesome job getting the date out early! I'll be there.

HEMTT Manuals wont do you any good. You need the PLS manuals. No matter how similar the cabs look, it's a totally different machine. I "owned" 3 PLS's and several versions of the HEMTTs in the Army. How is your flatrack collection? I had 5 M1077 flatracks for every PLS, and often needed more.

Doesnt anyone use the gladhand "dummy" covers anymore? When used, they keep everything out of the lines. They are on trucks, trailers, ect.. But barely used. When I was in the Army, my soldiers knew that gladhand covers not in use meant pushups, and a meeting to the NCO. Undrained air...

Yes it is a Transportation Control Number sticker.

PS magazine has some articles on this subject. Look for it on LOGSA.

A MWO is the equivialent of a recall on a civilian vehicle.

What about the trucking company "A" that buys M915's and M871 trailers, uses them commercially, and pays $150 per combo. Trucking company "B" has commerical trucks/trailers, and pays the "going rate" which is going to be alot more for fees. Is that fair? For hobbyist usage, it's pretty...

It's doable, but not easy. You'll have to install all those bolts that connect the back of the hard top to the cab. No fun task, even with air tools.

Yes, that would be great.. But it doesnt look like it will happen anytime soon. I go to LOGSA for my TM's. They are sure to have the latest changes.

Drive the vehicle to their place in NJ and have them paint it. They are good people. I've used them numerous times for various GOVT projects.

Forget the "we're givng them away to others" The DEMIL code says they will no be released in whole. Good luck getting changed.

If the pins you get are MIL SPEC in the packaging, thats a good indication. I found dozens of them at Gilbert, new in the military packaging, with NSN...A quick google search told me what they were and the application, and that was good enough for me. I bought them all for $2 each. I now have a...

Do you really want the cheapest with something like a shear pin? I prefer to spend a reasonable amount of $ on things like parachutes, fire extinigishers, birth control, fuses, and shear pins. No need to skimp when paying for items like these.. Sometimes cheap costs alot in the end,,,,,

Probably not much.

air vent.

Looks good. "OK guys, now we're going to put the tent up for time".......................