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Feel free to start your own site and run it any way you want to . But in the mean time quit complaining about the rules you AGREED TO when you signed up 4 days ago . If you don't like the rules no one is forcing you to log on .

Welcome from mid- michigan

Is there a reason for posting the same question in 2 forums ?

It is kinda hard to expect GL to tie up a employee from a manned site the better part of a day to go release 1 trailer , I'm sure there were other lots sold at the same time and they want to combine several loadouts at 1 time

Welcome , you can download the TM's for free at either of these sites; www.jatonkam35s.com or www.liberatedmanuals.com

Welcome , you can download the TM's for free from either of these sites; www.jatonkam35s.com or www.liberatedmanuals.com

I would skip the w.m.o. and go with straight diesel , not real sure how a cummins will like waste oil plus you want the cleanest fuel you can get to flush the system .

Either way you should just tear it down and inspect everything , with it coming from GL If you don't already have it youn download the TM from : www.jatonkam35s.com

Seriously YES • Do not post items For Sale or items Wanted in the forums. That is what the Classified Ads section is for. To encourage forum participation, and discourage people from joining just to post a free ad, a minimum of 100 posts will be required before a user can place an ad. The link...

There was a 40's or 50's era one up in gaylord that kept poping up on northern michigan craigslist last winter and spring , I don't think it ever sold.

Welcome from michigan , there are few old oshkosh's hiding in the woods around here .

Thats still cheap for 6TL.

We have been running interstates in our backhoe and trucks and never have had a problem . The wal-marts around here refuse to warranty any batteries I'v had 2 that lasted less than 3 months , sears die hards just as bad

Just buy both and get it over with then you don't have to decide. You will need about 4 trailers and a CUCV to go with them.

No not his 10 year old , but i figured it would save 10 "this thread is worthless without picture posts" and i had the e-bay link open any how.

here is a couple pics from the link he provided

Good luck finding a enclosed carrier for $.50 a mile

But the question was what type of wood was used ? not what materials were used , very few people have the ability to reproduce fiberglass slats .

Oak

I would have listed on craigslist first . But seeing as your into for what you are I would spend a day and clean the fuel system , it's going to cost you close to the same in time and money to chop it up , probably more . then you have a pile of parts to try and sell .I think you will see a...