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Rob is good entertainment, It would be a rally with out him.

What if we tie robs truck to a tree and don't tell him. That could prove to be very entertaining. That or we could make them do a tug of war.

Thats an american M35A2. Rob used the canadian rims to single it out. He is canadian though, and a crazy one at that.:mrgreen:

Anyone down for a game of tugs of war?! Thats assuming Aaron would let us mess up a small portion of his yard :mrgreen:

I use my deuce as a tow rig. The average trailer load behind it is about 8k when fully loaded with gear and what not. I've towed 17,000lbs on a tri axle equipment trailer. It was slow but the deuce handled it well. Just make sure the trailer brakes are in good working order. If using a...

Cranked the fuel way up. Can now hover around 1200ish on a good hard pull. Doesnt stall out in second anymore when ya let the clutch out. Changed the belts, changed fuel filters. And put about 150 miles on her.

My local autopart store sells a *flame thrower* kit for old cars to shoot flames out the exaust. My friends slapped one on a diesel, and used diesel isntead and instant wall of black smoke.

I have about 30 tires that need dismounted, we can do it as a group learning experiance :jumpin:. Id still like to see the proper operation of a winch.

Um, the Pressure relieft is packed to the brim with JB weld, Probably why it stalled out the motor. Dont know the RPM on it, but I will find out and let ya know. and right now its a single 10micron fuel water seperator. When I took the filter out and used it as a transfer pump, it kicked...

I should add, as a transfer pump it works good. Trying to push the anything through it a filter, that is a differnent story. It would stall out my 1hp motor. I use an airpowered diaphram pump for filtering, this one for transfering.

I had my deuce stuck 3 days after I got it. It took me 45 minutes with a shovel to get mine out. Havnet had mine stuck that bad yet. But one day I will.:cookoo:

I can say. To those who plan on doing this. Look ever any used water meticulously. Gas ones tend to rust out at the bottom, and they arnt cheap to replace. From working in the appliance industry, When it comes to appliances, most people dont get rid of something until it not worth fixing...

No Idea, Never noticed it. Sure enough I went outside and looked, and its still there rofl. That picture was taken last may to boot.:jumpin:

Agreed, Got any more pictures of that badboy?

THosre are 6in. The lightbar is almost flush with the cab. The lights still sit lower then the cargo bows.

Its the only picture I have. I now have 12 of those lights to install. They are all 100w 24v H4 haligen with a cheapo HF housing and a decent bulb.

I vote a tire toss :jumpin:. I got enough spare 900's to retread at least 3 trucksrofl. To bad they are all bald. Other then that. Im down for anything.... Lawn darts are always fun too:roll::cookoo: Hehe

We had a 1980s mitzubishi bulldozer start on us backwards. The ignition had broke so we where just jumping the starter with a screw drive and it kicked backwards and fired up. It was a dang hydrostatic drive so we couldnt put it in gear to kill it. Ended up having to cut the fuel supply line to...

I use anywhere from 3month, to 1yo stale gas in my deuce. I just mix it 30/70 or 50/50 depending on how cold it it outside. I mix it with the oil pre filtering it. Makes it flow faster.

Im going to say YOU!rofl And maybe me....