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I'm at work with no photos and locked out of photobucket. If you search photobucket recovry4x4 you should find a link. I think I have a pic of the gin poles attached to the trunion.

Hope all is well!

The trunion is the piece that joins the 2 gin poles together to form the A-Frame. The hoist block attaches to the bottom of the trunion. Using a clever pulley and block arrrangement, you can raise and lower the A-Frame via the mid mount winch.

Member desertdeuce resides in AZ and he has a nice example of the M756A2. I'm not sure if he has a trunion for his. The only one I have ever seen is the one I had for my truck. Desertdeuce hasn't been active on here in a while but it might be worth tracking him down to see what he has. It would...

Yes, there is a bank right across from the motorcycle track at the entrance. More banks on back side so no problem at all. Wreckers there to unload as well.

NDT's advice is solid. Bypassing most of the factory stuff to get you home is faster than troubleshooting on the road. If you can get to the rubber line coming out of the tank, I would go as far as to pipe in there. Also consider the return fitting on the top if the injection pump. If the...

I don't think he has any intention to part this truck. The winch he wants to remove was added to the top of the headache rack. You can see it in pic 2. If he knows what a trunion is for one of these, he knows exactly what he has for a truck.

Nothing better than making chips! Great work Sir!

I can't speak intellegently for California law but here's an approach to consider. Take the ticket to court but once at the proceeding, change your plea to no contest and use the opportunity for clarification from the Judge/Magistrate and to explain your situation.

It is usually a long search, especially for the trunion.

I think the trick is not to put all the firewood in one spot.

Oooh, wanna sell one early????

Roy, I'd like one of those cables. Is it by chance in Loxahatchee?

This will be a great trailer with plenty of space!

Bad contacts in the fuse box and corrosion were factors with mine. Simple to fix.

Lordy, Lordy less than 40!

All this chat of combat crockpots reminds me I need to bring mine. Would be great for keeping chilimac warm on the ride back to FL.

If you look down on the header from the top, you will see arrows depicting flow right below where each port is machined.

Great suggestion. My M1010 had an additional nut under the threaded piece you tighten up. Once the extra nut was removed, the tire fell right out. The piece that threads onto the rod has a threaded nylon insert. I was able to chase down a new one and the lock plate too. The tire was not only...

Not trying to cut the NAPA guys on price but Gimpyrobb has the filters and bases in the classifieds. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?103941-Stanadyne-FM100-and-Napa-3546-filters&highlight=filter Scroll through for updated pricing. I have these for all my trucks and a lifetime supply...