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get the Jatonka spin ons.. You'll be happy you did.....

The smaller wheel gives you some more "gut room" :)

yes and yes for the 800 series 5 tons steering wheels.. You'll need the correct steering wheel puller to get the deuce wheel off though.

Murphys out in El Cajon had them not too long ago...

Whats a cable adapter? If it's the clevis, they are kind of a "one time install" only thing.. I've never been able to get one apart after a load has been applied to it. I think thats by design for safety....

HEMTT I guess is 6 feet.. A FMTV is way higher than 4 foot... I'll guess 5-6 feet.

Can he wait for the NJ MTA rally next month?

Does your intank pump work?

how much fuel was in the tank? The fuel arround the pump/motor assembly helps cool the motor.. Thats why at about 1/2 a tank, you should refuel. Those that like to "drive to E" arent helping their pump's motor live a long life..

They may not...

Unless you are lucky enough to get your trucks service records, you'll most likely never know the true mileage/hours on it.. Seems the USAF is pretty good about putting the service records with the trucks when they go to DRMO, but if they actually stay with it the truck all the way thru the...

DM is correct.. We are at the beginning of the end for M44 series trucks from GL... There simply arent too many more in the inventory.

I wouldnt wait toooooooooooo long..

NSN is 2590-00-418-0610 It's for a 800 series.

Mantainaince units like to do mods like that so they can have their common #1 and #2's and all the other stuff they carried locked up in the field.

When you think about it, most of our trucks have been sitting around since the day they were made. I spent some hours climbing on Sammy's GOERs... The wrecker one was neat. Good thing is that if you buy a few, you'll have plenty of parts to make a good one or so.

Me either.

agreed with the above 2 posts. No clamp required.

Sermis, Ride out to Kempner (on the other side of Hood). There is a guy there that had 10-12 GOERs, 1 of which was a wrecker. Sammy Kude is his name.

It's all in the back of the operators manual.