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I'm still waiting for a decent reply but to date nothing. No more controls. No more calls. Calm before the storm?

Good to hear from you aha in Jarheadmtn. I hope you had a good summer. Looking forward to seeing your photos again of Jarheads Mountain!

It costs 70$ in the USA to fix a flat tire?? Wow! We pay €25,00 to get a patch on an tubeless tire and I thought this was bad. Make some soapy water in spray bottle and spray the bead ( after you re inflate if) and other areas to see if there are bubbles.

The 3 main trucks of the German Cold War years (late 70's - 80's) MB1017 ( very rare Military police 1017 note non flat color paint), MAN KAT1 and IvecoMagirus 110.17

Hi Derek. If you google the manual in English there are a few companies selling them. You might look for a MB truck site and download for free. Ive had over 30 1017's of different years production and never saw one with winch. I have experience only with German army equipment. Maybe another...

I won't say no if one no cost shows up at my door! I love that big cat motor the new British version has.

The early versions has gasoline motor. The later had V8 Tatra diesel air cooled. Much better but thirsty.

Looks good! The trailer makes the truck stand out. Nice combination David.

All of us including the veterans were new at this site at one time. There are allot of good people on this site with patience, and knowledge to help you including me. Post some photos of your truck when you can.

I pull a ex Bundeswher amo trailer with my M923's. The tongue is adjustable in height.

Thank you GoldComet6 for stepping up to keep the thread going.

Pad photo. These are 432 pads. Each one has a stud attached to the pad and a lock nut fixing it to the link.

The pads can be removed one section at a time. Yes they do wear out when used on the road.

Getting the equipment ready for a big rental. 2 APC's, 3 923's and the Chieftain. Rentals have been slow. A new customer.

Thanks I will give it a try this weekend and let you know if it helped.

Attended an military vehicle rally in the mountains. I brought my oldest truck and it ran like a champ!

I agree with teletech. Your budget is a little low. You want less problems buy something already in the USA. You could buy something for 10 to 15 in the UK but spend another 10 to 15 to get it home. The freight forwarders nickel and dime you to death!

Thanks again for the photos. I have a couple of questions, mine is not leaking out the rear aluminum cap, but if I loosen the cap the fan turns on. I now see the plunger from your photos and will remove this tomorrow to see if O-rings are ok. Do you know if adjusting the temp sensor bulb does...

Should the probe be fixed all the way in? I would think this would cause it to turn on sooner but I don't know nothing at this point. I'm lost in space and afraid I will buy a new one.

I know this post is old but do you know if adjusting it out makes it trip at a lower temp? thanks