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Hey at least you are in Hawaii, all the trucks are half price there seems like.

Pull the codes. Do you have the Allison book that tells you what the codes mean?

Welcome. That is one nice 715 and an adorable Heeler too!

No I don't. I found the post I was thinking about, the O ring is 15", but no cross section is discussed. You will have to disassemble the wheel again to measure or there is also a new Growler forum unrelated to Steelsoldiers where someone may know. Maybe you can do the dismount next time by...

USF hauled my HMMWV for a great price and everything went super smooth.

Oh no don't use silicone or you will never ever get the rim apart again for nail hole patches etc. There was a post in the Growler forum where someone asked about the O ring I recall. You MUST use new O rings or you will have leaks just like you are. The O rings in 16" sizes can be bought...

The A3s would have been in the database, but no queries were made of the A3 NSN's prior to the database going off line.

Guys I would not recommend goofy MK48 tires/rims to fire departments. They need tires they can find and have repaired at local truck tire shops.

That is entirely your fault. It is impossible to blast something like that and not have to overhaul it afterwards. Next time wire wheel it.

Those 24.5's are very common on log trucks and vacuum trucks. The 22.5s are used on highway trucks. Both sizes use "10 hole Budd" pattern, stud centered.

Wes are the tires you have Good Year or Michelin? I need a few Good Years myself.

Stop by Feltz tire in New Boston tomorrow morning for some tires if needed. Also Red River Parts in New Boston will have take offs.

MTP has a very impressive facility in western Louisiana where they rebuild all sorts of powertrain items on contract with DOD and sometimes OEMs that have DOD contracts to rebuild their own trucks. The trucks such as HMMWVs are not brought to MTP for the installation of the engines, rather...

Tell your supplier you need common 24.5 rims not 22.5. That grinding rim process was so private owners could use HEMMT rims on the front axle, and should not be done on a government owned vehicle.

https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/carnacs-historical-vin-info-thread.193055/page-4

Nice! What is the frame stamped serial number starting with M? Might be able to get the registration number from the historical VIN thread.

That can be easily field fixed. Use some string and a tape measure to adjust the tie rod such that the tires/wheels are parallel.

The OD green one came with the lollypop European lighting kit. But you may need to use a different lamp, depending on your laws in BE.

If you are in Texas just do a simple bonded title. If you have to have it transported from Colorado to Texas, be aware these have to ride on drop deck trailers which bring a premium in the trucking business.

OK after TWO DAYS of working on this all day long (free time thanks to COVID), the M35A2 database is cleaned up more or less. Important points: This file is M35A2 without winch only. With winch data was not pulled from the database prior to it going off line. The UIC (unit information code) is...