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Part of the (MSE Op) of C.F.B. Wainwright, Edmonton, Alberta

hey guys, havnt posted here in a very very long time, lol been a busy busy man. However in the CF, we have the LSSV, Also know as a milverado or a MILCOT. ill post pics later. Currently the CF is using LSSV, With 6.6l Diesels with a ****load of upgrades running on 35s :):):) well some of them...

Its still in the working guys, should be done in about 4 more days, will post pics tommorow !!!!

Hey guys, has any1 ever made a tow truck outta a cucv, cause if not, i will be the first :lol: i have the wheel lifter and the winch. i also just finshed fabricating the back for it, so we will see. i will post lots of pics. today i get my m1008 which i converted to a street truck. plus i need...

Same thing on the good old ten ten, try lubing the release, then as mangus said, get some1 to pull the release while you bang away

sorry guys, not aloud to take a pic. lol yeah right, ill take one as soon i can sneak it :lol: :lol:

about those Cucv threes, we ( Canada) currently own 534 (not an 535 because we totaled one already, and yes its scrapped ). Canada is going to get another 215 by march 15th. Gm's Oshawa Truck plant just finshed making the '07 silverado, so now there going to military production runs. I believe...

RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: CUCV III ambulance? hopefully soon

sweeeeeeeeettttt. lol thanks guys

Who did you guys go for for insurance? Td won't insure MV . I Have 13 days left for my m1010, any help would be appreciated THanks again all

Re: RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: CUCV III ambulance? Well since we just switched over, they have many different purposes. One is for a shelter that can be fitted (canadian trucks) over, and provide a triage center. Kind of like a mod tent tie down.

613 area code is not too far., 2000 usd seems a bit much, mines ina alot better condition. edited (woops $2800 usd)

Re: RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: ANY know what this is? traced the yellow wires, one goes to the gp relay, another one goes to the back somewhere? Help! Btw i found a box of those military switches at ASU toronto.

Re: interesting... Really must be a canadian thing. in my M1010, i have a wire that goes directly to the second battery, runs to a aviation switch, then goes to directly to the siren. I still have my siren on my truck . :D Those wires go into so many different places, it hard to keep track.

yea its -3c outside so, good luck, if you can do it do it, if not well, happy waiting lol

Here is the pic from the underside of the M1010. i took of the box that was around it, and the tube appears to be for venting???? not quite sure. played with the switch, and it didn't cut power to the ignitions, did nothing at all, that i know off. Thanks all for your replys

thanks all for the info, will keep you all posted.

Re: RE: ANY know what this is? So i went for a look and did some more prodding and poking around, and there is wire, like a metal gas line, and a bunch of relays. BTW this knobby thingamajigy is on the drivers side floor, about a foot length away from the parking\emergency brake.

This is on a m1010 canadian truck. i have no idea what it does. its a knob, goes left center and right. and under it it has a box. any ideas, because i don't have any.. Thanks... if you need more info, ask away

Toss it in, no worries, should start right up