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Jeff, Hill AFB also has a great aviation museum.

10-4 Now I have a hand made one in place.

I also installed a new speedo. The old speedo called it quits at about 46,000 miles so I installed a new unit. This is not a fun job especially when you're not a spring chicken. So, I piled up some Harbor Freight moving quilts on the cab floor so I could get a little comfy and managed to get the...

Installed a new horn button, the wire on the old button chaffed through where it exits the steering column and it ceased to function. The old button had been in the truck at least 10 years so I decided to R&R the whole assembly.

Darylfraser, try the spin on fuel filter conversion for your primary and secondary fuel filters. Steel Soldiers member JATONKA has them. [thumbzup]

If this genset ends up running well for $120, you scored. [thumbzup]

Well, From one Old Geezer to another welcome aboard!! Mullaney is correct @Guyfang is the go-to on gensets, he's Army too.

Nattie, you are correct. After WW2 the US ARMY left behind a lot of equipment in the Philippines mostly Jeeps. The Philippine people were very good at modifying the Jeeps into a type of Taxi called a Jeepney. They could carry 5 or 6 people and were small enough to get around the narrow streets...

Here is one for the M37 experts. While on a trip to the Philippines, I ran across this MV that I think is an M37 hauling a load of concrete from the harbor to an inland construction site. As you can see the truck suffered a flat rear tire, we came by a couple hours later and the crew was...

List of equipment of the Philippine Army - Wikipedia NDT correct about 20 years. Here is an inventory listing of Philippine ARMY military equipment.

The wife and I spent a couple months in the Philippines visiting family and friends for the first time in 4 years and took some pics of the Philippine Army Base on Siquijor Island. The Army has replaced their M715 trucks with the newer KIA KM 450 trucks. There are at this time no longer any...

Moving right along, keep the pictures coming.

I'm in!

Welcome aboard from Nevada.

Welcome aboard from Nevada.

Welcome aboard from Nevada.

Guy your right, I found this in one of Kens posts :poop: looks like bovine excreta to me. :eek:

Ha, I remember a couple months ago it was a vote for kendelrio was a vote for orphans and puppies. rofl

Ken those covers for the M105 trailers are to die for. I first saw one on an M/V parts sellers web site sometime back, but the few I came across were out on the east coast. So, I ended up with an S250 shelter I found on GP out in Barstow, CA. Guyfang gave me some good ideas on how to modify it...

Forgot I had this number. Fleet Care Roadside Repair (775) 636-3465. He's an independent service. He changed a flat tire on my M105A2 trailer last year when we were stuck at the Loves truck stop on 80 just West of Fernley.