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Nice work Drew.

Welcome from the birthplace of aviation.

Changed title for you. Help as the first word in the title usually indicates a road emergency on the site. Thank you

That must be it. I do remember the small plate on the front under the pintle and the other plate being behind the pintle but I think his final design both plates were about the same size. The stars for chains were in the small plate down on the lower corners.

That must have been his first one, the one he had at Haspin was about the area of 1.5 shoe boxes under the pintle.

TM America (on here) has an unusual way of doing a hitch but I don't have any pics and I don't know if he sold any of them. I saw one on an 813 though. He cut a plate and put holes in it. You removed the pintle and use longer bolts and it fits under the pintle. He was going to sell all the...

Depends on what you think is reasonable. http://lmgtfy.com/?q=gps+vehicle+tracking+unit

Patracy just bought one at the rally and got it running, maybe he will chime in.

Think the 650s would start a Deuce?

I forgot, that's how I charge my trucks, through the slave port.

http://www.graywacke.net/ Cool website and toys.

Very funny about the hornets.........

Oh yeah, #1 I am pretty sure because when the metal expands and contracts it breaks whatever is holding it like rust.

This has been posted before and that is why Gimpy and I use ATF-Acetone around my barn for just about everything. We keep a bottle mixed on the workbench ready to go.

Just report the posted thread with the report button and tell us it is sold. Done and done.

Search is a valuable tool here on SS. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?67255-Texas-FMV-Laws-(Former-Military-Vehicles)&highlight=texas While not specific to Dallas the information will still help.

I don't recall hearing of anyone saying that they were on a flat surface with no load putting it in low-reverse and breaking the case. That being said too many broken cases seem to indicate that there was indeed a load of some sort on the trucks that have had the problem. Backing up a hill or...

Okay If you want the troubleshooting guide it is: TM9-2320-302-20 JATonka has it on his site. http://www.jatonkam35s.com/M915TMs/m915_TM%209-2320-302-20.pdf Chapter 2 Section/Page 0010 00 I can't say that it is very good since it amounts to taking a meter and checking the voltages around...

Only found one wiring diagram and I'm pretty sure it is for an M915.