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Weld a piece of angle iron onto the tie rod bar. I did it on my mud truck and haven't bent it since. Make the length from clamp to clamp and weld it to each one then stitch weld it along the bar.

Oh gotchya, I didn't realize you were talking about the studs that hold the rim together not the wheel stud pattern that hold it onto the hub.

I'm confused...why can't you?

Care to share what you paid for it? If not I understand. I've got one sitting out back I've been contemplating repowering with a multifuel or selling it to someone who would like to restore it the right way.

Glad to hear you made it Blair!

I guess I was a little off, they are 5" different. The front is 88 1/2" and the rear is 83 1/2".

If it is an A0 or A1 it will work but the overall width with be 4" narrower than the front. As far as I know you can not flip the hubs on the A2 series. If you need the actual width of the axles (wheel mount surface to wheel mount surface) I can get them, I have a set with the brakes off and the...

I would take one of each if you are making both sizes.

Aren't the nuts two different sizes?

I'm still trying to find a deuce that came on 37" tires from the factory, or one that is "comfy" in the wintertime!

Are you going by speedometer or GPS?

I hope the recent foot of snow melts before you have to pick it up:mrgreen: Seriously though, I would not recommend it. You are going to want to bring tools, fluids and other items that can not be carried on a motorcycle. And what if you break down how would you get your cycle out of the back...

Welcome to the site!

Care to share that test sequence?

That's what I figured, I was there when they were getting them out. I thought it looked familiar.

Did Ray's Towing recover that for you?

If its an unmanned site you probably have more than 10 business days. Especially if the rep is only there one or two days a week.

Is $2.50 a loaded mile a realistic price, seems like a great deal for two trucks.

Welcome to the site! If you want to get into the deuce family let me know.

I thought we were talking about a deuce??