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How was I-77? did you have to slow down much? Any trouble keeping up with traffic?

Might look at the 4x4 model as they are smaller and still available...but still....

neat, looks like a slasher movies from the previews, but hey it is still a movie....Who drove it?

Saturn had some a while back and maybe Antelope or Rapco

replacing the vents is cheap insurance if they don't clean up. this is also true for axle and other vents.

Jeff, when I lived in PA, I had my M35 with antique tags and paid about $300 per year with Erie. It was a commercial policy due to weight but was noted for personal use only. Why the heavy weight for your plate? Bill

try adjusting your air pressure once they are warm and a few pounds makes a difference..

Does the #1 fuel line flow well?

Bob, nice work from a fellow Kingsporter.. Bill

Excellent truck and good improvements. I especially like the searts...

12.50 Here are 12.50 on stock deuce rims..

Check Eastern Surplus for ideas as Dave always seems to have a truck with a knuckle boom. Also Bjorn (cranetruck) has lots of information on his similar truck.

Are you sure that the batteries are hooked up right? TMs can help. Also if you check the output of the alternator with the truck gauge or a meter, you can adjust the voltage by removing a set screw on the top of the alternator and turning an inset screw. My truck was initially undercharging...

Might need to put a frony cover on it. I put one on my old truck as it always ran cool. Left it on year round and just opened the flap more. The cooling systems are pretty efficient.

parking hazard in TN; legal, tagged and insured but got two visits by LEO.

emergency brake stuck? Sure it was in gear? Maybe try on in grass to see if one axles slips and one slides.

Looks good but seems like a lot weight for a short bed 1/2 ton. We alway splowed with 3/4 or 1 tons. Western does make the best plow, beats meyer and boss. For small lots it ought to be good.

Cool, thanks for sharing and what a nice rig..

get a coleman catalytic heater and propane from Wally World or any camping store. Should provide lots of heat. I did this for 2 winters in PA.

Welcome, and I spent a couple summers in Casper working...