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Very cool Can you post more pictures of the truck and bumper numbers. Where did it come from?

Might want To research and read up on them. https://www.realcleardefense.com/articles/2018/01/09/combat_vehicle_fire_extinguishers_pose_threat_to_service_members_112877.html https://www.psmagazine.army.mil/News/Article/2769135/hmmwv-afes-system-tm-updates/ Beltfed on Ebay has some of the parts.

Try Greg @86humv

My recommendation is to use double walled weathered, aero, gates etc hose rated for oil cooler from a napa or real parts store. Retail Parts store will sell you a universal fuel hose and tell ya it will work....

Interesting history. When you are further down the road. Post pictures of how they plumbed the hydraulics to operate front or back and connected to power stg pump. Congrads on the m715. We might need to hold the next La Rally at your place....:tank:

Looks like a very cool project. Was it in the Ms Guard at Camp Shelby? The winch plate looks off a hmmwv. Is it hydraulic? Hope Jeff is doing well.

My opinion is stretching the tube is ify and in the day when I ran Western auto stores, I would not install bias tubes in place of radial (other was ok) or install the wrong size tube. A farm radial tube might be ok but not sure what speed rating it is but the m37 is not an indy roadster either.

I would ask militarytires.ca as they sell the tires and might be able to point you in the right direction as some Canadian tactical vehicles use them or used them recently.

Non metric rims not newer current stuff

Got 2 new 10r22.5 tubeless dunlop on one piece 6 lug budd rims out of Mobile.

A simp sized engine hoist :sneaky:

Gp always slows done and does inventory at the end of the year.

You can pull up to 30amp on a pulse box lead and it will be on a circuit breaker or fuse can be used in place of breaker.

Server rack. Some have come out with all the cables and mounting hardware minus the actual electronics. I thought those had a different cover that accessed from front and back if I recall correctly.

There is another option but very rare to come up for sale as h1 had a mechanical 80mph speedometer. There are also mechanical aftermarket speedos and 24v gps units.

Picture of my setup with the wire keepers I hand made.

Look as the tm as I thought the big bracket is different in between them. Has to be a reason for different part numbers but I do not have hands on experience.

These can be bought ready made by Curt, Reese, etc and are not too crazy priced. Way much easier and less $ to tow the m1101 behind your civy truck than use a m936 wrecker IMHO For liability reasons, I prefer a manufactured product than home made but I will add that I do not have that skill set...

Typically the blue force tracker antenna is mounted on a box on the windshield pillar but usually centered also the holes look too far spaced apart for it.... Could be this mount on epay from beltfed

That looks correct now. Just check against your b pillar for hole alignment. Just had not seen the trim pieces before.