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trying to help.. There is a real nice older one on here somewhere that is for sale in the UK. Also on the UK Ebay...Not a bad price IIRC too :wings:

So your Jeep has the 5 speed auto?? I really wish they would offer the Jeep/MB diesel in the states with a 5..or 6speed manual!!:wings:

Hmmm... Uh, How do I know what they are made of? Should it be stamped on them somewhere?

Awesome info...Thanks a bunch. Some reason I was always thinking the water was wandering through the block..yuk! Your way not only explains it well but includes a DIY diagram!:wings: Guess even this will take care of the one to many Fosters Oil cans the night before.?.:elkgrin:

Coffeeeeee...Mmmmm! Gotta have the Java!:coffeedrink: If I can ask a really NEWB question...How does the water, the potable water specifically, get heated via the engine without coming in contact with antifreeze? *embarrassed...*

I have a couple large-ish (about the size of your wrist) diameter synthetic recovery ropes. They get dirty and dusty while on the trail and wondered what the best way to clean and preserve them is? Soak them in a bucket of water and then air dry?? Anyone have a good solution??

Nuts... Wow... That thing is...NUTS! Surprised it doesn't have its own trailer for the "servants quarters"...LOL!

McGuiver fuel... These are what the military terms "multi fuel". They will burn on almost anything combustable...ish. Though obviously some things work better or have less chance of causing an issue than others. They are also DREADFULLY uncomfortable to ride in. Loud, bumpy, and all the...

Nice and hard... Nice engine...beyond a doubt top notch German oil burner. Only problem is the electronics. Since this is a new, stand alone engine you would have to hunt down all the sensors and wiring. True to typical German engineering this is an extremely complex motor to wire if you wanted...

Big...REAL BIG. There is one similar-ish on the Gov-Liquidation site. It is a rolling tool truck on the same 5T platform. M944A1 Mobile Shop Equipment Truck. 2239 miles and 167 hours on it!!:drool: Heck, It even comes with TOOLS! I've never done the Govt Auction thing but this is cool. Starting...

No Ham or even spam... I never got into the radio hobby...just wasn't my thing. Though I can see how you would appreciate the tuff and weather proof atributes of a tuff case.

Sweet.. Thanks guys! Great info! Now to do the mental part of the build...

Drink Water!!! Wow... I am drooling so much right now I may dehydrate! I also learned that licking the screen is not a good way to enjoy a tasty looking turkey! Thanks SO much everyone for all the great info. Keep it coming...

venting... Both the 2750s and the odd ball green one have one way vents in them to relieve pressure. This is done initially (I think) since most of these are bound to spend a part of their life on a military plane, if not getting thrown out of one. So they need to be able to vent. Just went...

Camper shell... Trust... Using a camper shell in conjunction with a halfcab? That may be hard to pull off since the shell would be covering very little area. There would likely be water intrusion issues that may be hard to remedy. Just MHO...if anyone can figure it out though its JS. :sombrero:

yea all around..? Yea! for you for selling it. and strangly enough yea for me for not impulsbuying something else! LOL! I still have to BUILD the stinkin' jeep when I return from here...Damn this sandbox...and paypal too! hahaha.. Glad for ya...post pics of what replaces your old one!

Size matters... Excellent point. I have two of the Hardigg 2750s. They have extendable handles and wheels like luggage. Nice if the surface is hard enough. I also have a couple of the Pelican 1550s. They are a great size IMHO. One will likely turn into the kitchenware storage...

out on a limb... Without saying to much... I think the axium "Reuse,Recycle, and repurpose may conflict with big "B's" Fraud, Waste, and abuse.?. Being a natural scrounger I have found a zillion ways to improve the conditions here in the sandbox. As I write this I am sitting on what used to be...

Playing pretend... Lets pretend that I know little to nothing (more like less than nothing! Haha) about cooking. Not hard to do since I really don't know much. If I went and bought an average sized turkey (or just breasts..blush?) and was going to do this... I wash the turkey? Then rub it down...