
Here are some photos of us installing the Helmet Top on our M1097R1 HMMWV, Humvee. Here is the Helmet Top installed but still needing a few mounting bolts securing it to the Humvee.
View moreWe found a NOS HMMWV Helmet Top with side boxes and it was delivered today. Thanks to Caveman Towing for helping us get it unloaded from the delivery truck. Stand by, we will be installing it soon.
View moreThe exhaust pipe on the Humvee broke near the muffler weld and was not repairable so we got a new exhaust system with new muffler. The Humvee is high enough that I was able to install it myself on a creeper but itr was not easy. Here are some photos:
View moreWe installed some thick rubber floor mats inside our Humvee for the dogs. They can grip this flooring better than the bare metal floor and it gives a little sound deadening.
View moreThis was the first snow at our place in 2026.
View moreWe used our Humvee to pickup the Christmas tree this year.
View moreWe have removed most of the military radio equipment cables in the M1097R1 Humvee. We were able to remove them intact without cutting and have a buyer for some of the cables already. We want to make the passenger compartment clear of military equipment so it is more dog friendly….
View moreThe M1097R1 Humvee has dual 12 volt batteries to make the truck 24 volts. Both of our batteries had a low charge state so we removed them and charged each of them overnight on a trickle charger. We were able to revive the batteries, for now at least, and they…
View moreOur M1097R1 HMMWV Humvee arrived last night! Looking forward to getting it on the road. There are some military radio components that we will need to remove to make the passenger cab more dog friendly and the soft top needs to be replaced, but overall very happy. You can see…
View moreWIKIPEDIA: The High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV; colloquial: Humvee) is a family of light, four-wheel drive military trucks and utility vehicles produced by AM General. Coming soon.
View moreThe 80 Amp circuit breaker on our MEP-1050 was defective and would not stay in the “On” position so it needed to be replaced.We found the part with a reasonable price at Powerwerx – https://powerwerx.com/ – for $54.99 plus around $10.00 for 2 business day shipping. The Powerwerx SKU number…
View moreOur MEP-1050 generator came with two Optima red top AGM batteries, one of which was marked bad. The good battery had about 8 volts in it and the bad battery had 3-4 volts. These Optima batteries sell for $300 – $374 each depending on where you look so I searched…
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