You’re most welcome Pawel ! I guess I’ll be able to dig out a few more pics for you soon. Talking about the engine, here’s a 1968 D339 for sale. The pics may be useful even though it’s a civilian one…
H.P.
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Here’s the best match I found for Wayne’s grinder, but this one is a circular saw 
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H.P.
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In the manual pictures I have they show switching out the blade for the grinding wheel, so that is most likely it. Here it shows how to install the adapter.
Wayne
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As you can tell from Frenchy’s and other’s pictures all the plows weren’t set up exactly alike. Differences in armor and numbering and paint jobs with different units. Wayne
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For me this picture much is appreciated because in the back ground you’ll see an M37 with a tool body otherwise known as a M56B1 Maintenance truck also offered by Hobby Link . .
I tried to order this kit from Wannamaker a couple months back but his email server was having issues and I couldn’t connect with him.
Cajun 
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Also, a couple of unusual cats. A D7 and a D9, and a D7 with a regular push blade, used to shove up the brush and cut trees. Wayne
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Australians used D8s, as far as I know. Hobby Link makes kits of them. I always thought this would go good with the plows being refueled. Wayne
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Wonder if that flatbed is available.
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H.P.
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and the M123 tractor is also available from Hobby Link
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Yes indeed, one modeler built and posted an M548 that was very well done and almost matched your photo to a “T”, 2023 post if I’m not mistaken.
Cajun
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A little off topic, but these discussions mean a lot to me, as they are reminders of past times and experiences. Hopefully sharing these things are a way of keeping my and others memories alive. And Iam looking forward to all of your all’s works. Wayne
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Not sure if that’s 62nd or 92nd trailer. I know we hauled for 62nd when they were short of trucks. They were based right up the hill from us at Long Binh. Wayne
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