Recent content by JHS

thanks! love your website BTW. I spent ALLOT of time looking it over when I first got my deuce. You do clean work!

great idea with the guardrail! light and cheap!

Firefox- great idea for the newer rigs, I'd like CTIS on mine but haven't looked into it honestly.

One of the holes in the bed to receive the carriage bolts the other of the underside of the angle iron

Wreckerman and Firefox, those are pretty good ideas! Great point with the front end.

It was 11' 6" liberally. Which surprised me. A droptop XJ would be cool, but I'm not sure using a bridge would be the best idea. :)

I'd guess around 150#. One guy can do it without too much trouble.

break over fells scary, but looks fine. plenty of room, the jeeps only 3.5" lifted, Wow factor was the primary objective haha rofl

Forgot to mention, they were built Approximately 12' long so they could be stored in the bed!

Hi guys, I recently built some ramps to put my Cherokee in the bed of my M35a2. Thought Id share the specs, and a few pictures. The ramps are ladder style, with 2x3x.120 tube on the sides, and the "rungs" being built out of 3x3x.125 angle iron. The top lip is 3x6x3/8" angle iron, with two...

Looks mint, Ive been waiting to see these pics! haha. I'm curious about specifically what those seats are out of. I did some searching but couldn't find exactly what yours look to be. again, very nice build!

M-1028, this build is GOLD. Very nice work and very practical mods. Subscribed :D

perhaps, but it shouldn't be too bad with most loads Id be using it for. Like small 1 1/4 pipe rails or similar. What ever load I put on it would flex, but would be much more secure / less flex than no front rack at all.

Thanks guys. Army deuce, one thing I will probably do in the future is run another pipe parallel under the existing one, space it about 2" lower, then weld in some flat bars to help the top pipe carry the load better. I've built truck racks for pickups out of 1 1/2 SCH 40 that contractors have...

Hi all, Been Creeping on this site for awhile before I bought my M35a2. Many thanks to this community for providing great info! I thought Id share with everyone my idea for removable racks for the deuce. I own a small Welding/Fab shop and use the deuce as my welding rig. I've just started out...