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Bikeman's is from A1 with battery disconnect.

Wrecker gurus, what is the single line pull of that winch? I would suppose that is the winch capacity.

Harris County (Houston TX) has 4.3 million people. That would be one long line at just one DMV.

Portrayal Press has all the manuals. They will apply to the wartime trucks, but the design did not change much.

Agreed that is not enough. Before you tear into it, make sure you keep pressing the button for a while after the cab is down. Mine retracts about 8 seconds after the cab seats.

The 967 is the cargo truck.

The DMV is confusing your LMTV with the HMMWVs! You will have to convince them they are mistaken somehow. Go to a different DMV office? Talk to a different girl?

Guys, you are underestimating the challenge of getting a trucker with the right equipment, properly credentialed, to the right place on a military base at a specific time on a specific day of the week. It's like trying to get all the planets lined up. And if the equipment does not run, then...

Back in the day, they would be part of a nighttime bonfire way out in the woods.

The M123A1C's V300 is a very different engine than the V903!

A huge consideration is that those bizarre 19.5 trailer tires are not available.

The door glass is the same!

Between those straps and the bed compartments that only hold "some" of the top bow components, I hereby give the Stewart and Stevenson engineer responsible an "F".

Degrease the transmission/transfer, go for a ride, see where the oil is coming from. Leave the skid plate off. Assuming the yokes did not have grooves cut in the seal surface and you used silicone sealant on the splines when reassembling the yokes.

I had one of these years ago. Thought I could sell it into the foundation drilling industry. They took one look at it and said no way, it has no turntable that allows you to spin the bit to remove the spoil away from the hole. Ended up removing the bed and making a wicked M48A2 tractor...

Crank journal out of round is a possibility and can be tricky to find. Use Plastigage.

The professional Michelin tech in the video said that the technique applies to any vehicle. I think rollovers due to blowouts occur when drivers do not have a firm hand on the wheel, and the side force discussed in the video rips the wheel from the hand and goes to full lock, resulting in...

Is the plate on the dashboard or riveted to the transfer case, axle, etc?

What component is that tag on? Anyone know what OSC stands for?

The 6602 is a great, powerful engine, but will burn a good bit of gas. These gas 5 tons are getting quite old, so expect issues with the torque rod ends, brake hoses, driveline seals, etc. For limited farm use, you can't go wrong with one of these if you know how to do your own repairs.