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i was a bit off trying to remember what the rear winch tag said .. Here it is

Does your M62 have the "rear winch operation" tag riveted to the rear vertical plate of the bed, to the left of the winch? .. Usually 3rd gear is adequate to run the rear winch and the winch tag indicates the requirement of having an operational governor system if used above 3rd gear... I...

getting under mine to take pics for you in places i've never had to go while doing lube , i spotted some hyd lines on mine that are resting hard on things cutting into the jackets .. yikes .. . time to grab some old tube flap material and zip ties

One of my pet peeves is when military museums, of all places where you would think they have experienced factual sources, posting misinformation about trucks, armor, etc... In this case they say Reo is the builder of their 5T M62 .... wow :rolleyes: They sure have found a unicorn :cautious:

don't sir me ! .. lol ,, I am heading home later today or tomor and will try again.. Am looking back in your posts to see what you wanted.. Next trick is remembering your picture of what you needed .. Maybe i will take a pic of your pic, good idea

somewhere along the line of 4 owners (3 of them gov't entities), all of the tools , spades, spreaderbar, etc were taken from my truck before it went out to bid .. The only things they didn't rob were the full sets of tire chains

Is that a PS Magazine you're reading, or is it some other type of revealing "TM" ? :LOL:

Finally got 1st cut hay and new ditching done, beating the current spell of bad weather.. I forgot that you had posted pics of what you needed but this morning I grabbed some pics, don't know if they will help you but here goes

maybe he thought it was the A-Team coming to rescue him rofl

Guyfang, it sure sounds like a marriage thing just like you had jested ! :LOL:

that is so true, the stress alone keeps one up all night .. I went thru a week-long learning curve to discover the ermeto's on the M62's were a one-shot OEM deal just for the A/W boom and been NLA a long time.. It took awhile of the "unknown" to find a hydraulics outfit that even remotely knew...

WillWagner, To avoid the inevitable scalp and hair treatment, perhaps you should do the task "Tactical" and wear your steel pot :LOL::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

Good Lord, please take me away in my sleep before i ever have to do this with my M62 , for surely the task will kill me with much suffering, bloody knuckles, bumps, bruises, pulled muscles, popped joints, and cussing the likes of which will not allow me thru the gates. o_O

:p

on a construction site after my active army stint, a similar situation entailed but someone knew the porta potty (sitting on a pallet) was occupied by a certain joker loving to mess with peoples lunchboxes, tool belts, whatever, and apparently it went too far... Someone tied a rope around the...

It figures that some AHJ (authority having jurisdiction) would mess it up ... I know the following example doesn't apply to your current situation, but certain lunacies happen.. Case in point, an ADA restroom inside a 60x100 unpartitioned public market"warehouse" versus an ADA porta-potty...

ADA-compliant Porta-Potties are available , with running water as an option .. Of course local codes dictate yes or no :(

Sure ! I would love to help ! I will be the one walking to/from the toolbox and listening to all the cussing and fuss-tration coming from inside the tunnel :LOL:

My problem isn't with any mess or tight working space .. The problem is being able to get my head, arms, and hands to move into the positions needed after i get up in there .. Joints don't cooperate like they used to. . And then there's the "oh sh-- , got everything in here but the inch and...

I too am dreading the day for replacing hoses up inside the hoist tunnel of mine.. Hopefully I will be dead before that day comes :deadhorse: