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i got the design all worked out just need a few more measurements..Which i should be getting in the very near future.. It is gonna mount in a very similar way as my m35 rear hitch ..i should have then in production in the next week or so

Sounds like it will happen at haspin if not sooner..:beer: ... Shift+R improves the quality of this image. Shift+A improves the quality of all images on this page.

If i am to take a trip to do this it would most likely be to someones house or shop and i would just bring my tools so i could finish the build there and have a fully functioning prototype.I know the guy that owns the museum would let me get some measurements and is about 100 miles from me and...

I would guess dayton is probably about 2 hrs away?If someone doesn't come thru soon i am probably gonna take a trip up to wis. to the military museum to get some measurements..If not maybe some one will be at haspin with a m932?I also need to test fit my 24 volt alt upgrade kit for the m900...

That would be the easiest way..ussually works best if I have a truck to get accurate measurements..if someone wants to donate their truck for a couple hours I will give them the hitch for free

Here are a couple pics of the drawings i did of the hitch.the first pic shows where the pieces of angle iron would be located.the second just shows the front and rear plates how they would look

I got the basic design all drawn up at lunch I will post some pics when I get home this evening..it looks really nice so far.very fitting for the back of the trucks

I need basically three pics.One from the rear of the truck.One looking up at the bottom of the rear crossmember. And one looking at the area where the nut is that holds the pintle on..I would need the width of the main pintle bracket and the measurement from the top of the frame to the bottom of...

I make the hitch kit for the m35s.. and from what i see i would do a plate that would go under the bumperettes and have a tight fitting cut out the shape of the factory hitch.Then i would run a piece of angle iron on each side of the factory hitch that would mount using the two bolts on each...