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Siding. That's a good laugh.

Hmm, the video isn't working for me. Odd.

When you have the rear end singled out and you wrap the tracks just around the rear tires, like a skid-steer... wouldn't you need a third bogie wheel to take up the slack when the rear tires are flexing over obstacles? how would the track flex when the tires articulate? I think tracks over...

nice one.

I have thought about that too. For a deuce you're only going to use off-road (less that 5% pavement) it would be perfect. You would have to find some 9R20 or 10R20 AG (agriculture) tires and put them on. Add 3 Detroit lockers and you would have a lot of capability. Try out this website...

if i had a deuce, you can be sure i would do donuts with it.

good pics. if you have any more pics of the "over the road" trucks that you can show us, that would be great. i like the ones that look like beefed up transport trucks.

cool. you're one of the younger guys on the site, like me. what are your plans for the rig?

That truck has some great paint on it. Looks really fresh.

does your Mrs. know about your G/F?;-)

m1028s don't have 14 bolts front and rear. they have a dana 60 front with a limited slip and a 14 bolt full floater rear with a Detroit Locker, and both axles have 4.56 gears. good call taking a girl mudding, dinner is the back is cute too. well played :) bad call: you went wheeling unprepared...

nice, i have re-mold Geolanders on my sammy. 31x10.5x15 Coast Tire up here sells them as Explorer M/T's. about $110 new. http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Yokohama&tireModel=Geolandar+M%2FT

the M1009 comes in the SUV version your seen, the Chevy Blazer. The pickup version is the M1008. the 09 is a 1/2 ton SUV. it's rated at 3/4 ton by the military but it has 1/2 ton axles. the 08 is a 1 ton pickup. it has different axles. it's rated at 5/4 ton (1 and a quarter) by the army...

note to self: "borrow" license plate of old truck, install. print inspection on sticky paper, install. i'm joking, but wow that's a lot of work. all that for some old truck, but just have babies whenever you want.:roll:

hey bud, good to see another maritimer on here. i'm just outside of Moncton. your cherrybombs sound nice. what kind of tires are you running?