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how do you run all the led stuff it says 12 volt?

I would also think sloshing of water would lead to a very unstable load. Center of gravity will keep changing and creat problems.

I could be wrong but my understanding the stock duece winch is 10 ton(20k) not 10K limit. That would make it a bit smaller than the warn. Also there is a huge difference in the amount of cable. 250ft vs 80ft.

that seems like a great way to do it and much cheaper than other options. Are those the good earth magnets?

some times its cheaper in the end to have it done correct the 1st time.:D

When i did mine i just measured face-face and brought it to the drive line place. $128 balanced and complete. I think i saw a SS member selling the tubing on ebay. I would say yes on the balance:D

DR Drive line made it all good:-) ready to start welding wheels yet?:grin:

just pulled it out into the snow, still need to put on the box but the rest has gone well.

Cut off my extra frame today and remounted the rear cross member and the bumpers. Welded and bolted it on. Glad i was inside as the lake effect storm was a blowing!!

Just did a test on my yellow fluid this afternoon, Seperates out with the fluid on top of the water. Looks like DOT5 :smile:

Just picked up my package from the USPS. 3 Flordia titles for M35A2 deuce's :lol: I had them put pick-up on the title so i hope this makes it easy to get them titled as pick-ups in michigan.[thumbzup]

thread read and understood by OPCOM. thanks for the info on this subject.;)

Thanks for the info, hope its that and not my wife sending me something telling me how much she loves my deuce:razz:.

in the process of hooking up my brakes after the bob and have noticed the fluid is YELLOW. The dot 5 i have is purple. The truck just came from auction and i would think it has dot 5 but not sure? Any way to tell what i have in there?

Missed the mailman today and got a note that i have to sign for something. Question is is a signiture required for when they mail a sf-97??:-(

Installed the axle blocks and installed the rear axle today:razz:. Next step is to get the driveshaft made longer and get the brakes lines hooked up. I am racing the weather here as snow is in the forcast.:shock: The axle blocks from ridgerunner worked great, as did $130 worth of U-bolts:shock:

Looks really nice, what did you use for paint? I am trying to decide if i want to switch to tan,seems like a lot of areas that would be hard to change.

XM381 this is the site where i got my information as well as from other members. Ridgerunner has also been very helpfull.

i always use timers on my diesel trucks so the block heaters would come on (x) period of time before i was ready to leave in the morning . this way they do not have to run all night and cost $$$$:idea: