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i am going to go for it but a car comes first there just aint to many jobs for a sophmore in high school 2 or 3 more years and i bet ill get it started plenty of time to get dang good with that big old lincoln and a bridgeport.

That's pretty close to what was in my mind

This is kinda my idea for the configuration but I did decide a whole hog is not something I would do often enough to warent wasting as much space as i would for a smoker of that size i also would widen the bed to 8'4" and run everything off of 2 100 lb propane tanks in 2 insulated spots for the...

Not gunna be a commercial venture at all just thought it'd be cool and is one of those ideas that I will cling too and a startup procedure shouldn't bother me I grew up around old cat dozers with pony motors so it takes like 10 minutes to start the old Gals up at least but this is more of a...

I already knew that but I want to do something different

The heat from the smoker may make the gas tank explode and a fuel cell in the cab ain't exactly the best idea I've ever had gas fumes don't really smell too good and can kill you so I've just decided it would be easier with a deuce less safety concerns like that

That then kinda defeats the purpose of the whole thing that being being able to take a BBQ kitchen pretty **** close to anywhere

Similar idea to what I'm thinking except I was thinking 2 smokers one a small hog sized and the other for ribs and such also a grill, a fryer, a sink for washing your hands and stuff, a ice chest, a prep area, and somehow build an elevator type thing to get the food down easily and have a roof...

Got to thinking lately and started to think about that BBQ mobile idea I had about 6 months back and put on the back burner as a car comes first ,dang 4x4 trucks just got to be 3 grand for a decent set of wheels, but anyway I started to figure on making one out of a deuce as it would be safer...

So I found a 1945 ihc m-5h-6 deuce on Craigslist and I would like to know what exactly was the history of these trucks

I'd like to pick up one of those trucks one day to make a mobile machine shop I have to many ideas and no where near enough funds well I'm going to start buying and selling stuff by the end of the summer so ill be one step closer to begining some of my ideas p

No but he has a couple of big old bulldozers and can fix virtually any old engine or truck or dozer. His brother lives by the McDonald's across from the power wagon place and he lives directly behind it my grandmother was the treasurer of the uxbridge historic society.

From what I have learned from my gramps extending or shortening a truck frame is remarkably easy so the majority of the work would be extending the driveshafts and modifying the cab to make the trans fit also what other axles other that the 2.5 ton rockwells will work under the truck? I would...

Edward Walenty is his name

I got talking to my dad as he was a mechanic for big trucks for a while and he said a straight 10 speed would be what he would do if he was to do something like this said 23 gears is a few to many

well then my grandfather just happens to live in the same town as you **** small world

My grandfathers friend uses wvo in all his diesel things and even uses it in the hydraulics of a 100 hough loader which just happens to have a 250 cummins in it he simply strains it through a wool blanket in a 55 gallon drum and generally does a 50/50 mix with diesel most of the time. And they...

I remember vividly seeing that truck on Craigslist a few years back and one is mentioned that it is for sale in an add for a m818.

There's a reason I didn't disclose where the trucks at.:grin: I want it for myself but it'll take time to scrounge up the money even if its that small of an amount. checking the front axel would be a problem it was disconnected to tow to its current location.

Well shipping is kind of an odd thing me and my grandfather had a d7 3t bout 25-30k lbs machine moved from up north in mass costed us like 400 then about 3 or 4 months later we had a 7u d4 a 14k lbs machine it costed us around 5 or 6 hundred to have it moved on a roll back as it didn't run it...