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Your picture shows all the cables needed to connect the 4 OEM batteries. Since you wish to use 31s, all those cables can be put aside. At the left rear of the box is a short cable. That is +24 volts. At the right rear is a longer cable, it is +12 volts. The longest cable is the negative...

Read this: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?130222-Critical-FMTV-PM-not-covered-in-TMs&highlight=critical+pm

In Houston you can visit Gensco Tires at 9131 Friendly Rd. 713-694-2211. They have a huge selection of this type of tire and can mount them while you wait.

Maybe a LB20 Air Force wrecking trailer that someone dovetailed. Vulcan made some.

Dave has a good price on these. You for sure want a glass pro to install it.

And I complain about the work involved with piling tree trimmings onto my 5x8 trailer which is 1 foot off the ground.

Try this: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?164136-4l80-Troubleshooting-guide

He's right. The Timken Detroit axles in the WWII heavies were cast, but by the 1950's, forged/welded was the preferred method for Timken Detroit and later on Rockwell.

It's a 1970. The two digits prior to the "C" are the year of manufacture.

Well it's not a 1963. What is the first part of the VIN on the data plate? The year is imbedded.

Shipping on that van will be brutal because it is 12' high and has to go on a double drop deck trailer, which is "specialized equipment" and gets a heavy premium in the transportation biz.

Yes final answer.

M172A1 Lowboy trailer 25 ton capacity.

That is a good looking Mule and an early one at that.

Hmm, maybe visit his profile and see if you can send him an email. I think you can. There is a button to do so.

That is b4thundr. Send him a PM.

If ever there was a semitrailer that NEEDS a 3.5" pin, the M1000 is it.

Forestry Auction special? I like how you have the pintle set up on your trailer to secure the transported trailer.

Welcome and good luck with them. Fording kit usually means USMC truck.

The VIN is C12414373. That is what is stamped on the frame. Try running that. It's a 1971 model.