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Looks like a big job and a great use for the deuce. I have built a lot barb barbed wire in my life and I know it is a job. Post more pics as the job move a long.[thumbzup]:driver:

Should be in the TM 2320-361-20. Hope that helps.

They did look like nice trucks. I was up at Nellis picking up some M105's and I took a quik look at them. Nice!! My M35A3 is not as fast as my A2's, but I do like the Cat motor.

Great job and write up!!! I like all the pics!!![thumbzup]:driver:

Thanks, That is what I was thinking on the type, but I wanted to ask. :beer:

When you use the hone do you need to use the hone with the three flats on it or the one with all the little beads? Thanks!!

I think it is going to look great when you get it painted.

Nice job!!!

I live in far West Maricopa County so I do not have to get my vehicles done. I do have to fill out a form from the MVD with my address and all.

What a great story now that it is out and no one was hurt, sorry about your truck. Thanks for all the pics!!

They did the same to me the first time and I got like $160 back. You do not have to pay for the weight of the truck, only the tag and other little things. With a Historic Vehicle plate for a year, it should be about $25 a year.

I did have a little trouble at the MVD with the first Deuce, but after going round and round I got the supervisor and she new what to do. Now I do not have any problems at the MVD, it was the one in Buckeye,AZ.

Welcome from AZ, Great site for help and ideas.

Yes you need to bleed the air-pack first are you could damage it. Then bleed the wheel cylinders, the ones farthest away first. I do not know a lot about tires and rimes but I know the 11.0x20 will work on the stock rimes. Yes there is two peace rimes out there for the Deuce. Also the TM are...

Here is the site for Rapco paint. Rapco Parts Company Nice looking trailer.

Great write up and pics!! Could not wait to see all the rebuild.:beer:

I would be in for one. [thumbzup]

Nice!!!![thumbzup]

I was thinking that Jatonkam35's had some new oak one for sale. JATONKA NOS replacement parts and hard to find items

I start off in low when I am loaded then I shift up to high. Also I use low to back and just to use low from time to time.