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For everyone thinking it's the weight in tons-you are wrong. As recommended, do some searching. Truck weight is only a small part of it.aua

You could also look on the MVPA site, there should be a link.

If you can't air up a tire, you prolly shouldn't own one![thumbzup]

I have a change of command on the 10th of SEP. It'll be up to the new CO if I can "detour" on my return from Norfolk. It would prolly be late Friday, leaving early Sunday.

Let's see, 300 miles from Richmond KY??? Let me go bid.:beer:

I'd contact BMG parts and tell them what you are doing (be sure to ask what the socket costs) They have NOS mounts and i'll bet they'll measure one for you if they think you'll buy the socket from them (which you may).

WM, What do you mean you can't get blocks of ice? Every bag I buy has a few hundred "blocks" in it.:beer:

His last post was over 3 years ago, I don't see you getting a reply. I have never seen a good quality replica of a 106. You could always get one of the cut up kits out of TX for 3500$.:shock:

You might also try John Tennis in NY (JATONKA).

I wonder who ever wound up with that tractor? Did it ever get sold?

I have bought 100% new Fidelitys in the past from berg (think they were $75). Not everyone does mounting of split rims, but I guarantee there's someone within a short drive from you. There's always the dealers up there too for a used take-off.

Call Berg tire, they ship and are reasonable. (Google military Berg tire and it should come up.)

Northern tool has nice quality ones reasonable (right around 5-600). Get the ones with a convex top so you don't have to use a funnel to fill.

Search the NSN, it comes up a non-turbo M35A2.

I'd still pull the top cover. Just because it is working now, doesn't mean it's fixed.:beer:

With as many people as the MVCC guys have, why not make your own venue? I am just asking, nothing at all negative. I have been to many MV shows around the country and prolly 50 airshows over the last 20 years. It just seems to me that CO could have a standout event (due to location and number of...

Richard, does the frame section in #24 look familiar? Looks like AL rust on it.....:beer:

Why not just buy an under $200 (NEW) soft top and then get the hardware for under (at max) another $100? (that's even not including what a used one is). Or spend 4-500 and get a good used hard top? My opinion is; that if one can't afford a used top, you probably have the wrong hobby. I have...

http://www.roscommonequipmentcenter.com/projects/rec63e.pdf

Both my M48 and M59 had homeade tops done over soft top frames. I can honestly say they were both junk though the M48's was done well. I'd just buy a take off for 4-500$ and be way ahead. If you still have the urge to build one, I believe roscommon had the directions.:cookoo: