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How many gallons of sand would it take to sandblast a deuce?

Vinny --- What did you use for rear springs? What bed are you going to put on it? Lookin great! [thumbzup]

It is a M871 trailer.....22 1/2 ton rated.......30 feet long. Here is the TM ----> http://www.combatindex.com/store/tech_man/Sample/Trailers/2/TM_9-2330-358-14_P.pdf

M127's have a removable front. This has a solid steel front like my M872 (triple axle/40 footer) had.

It is an M871 trailer. FYI --- One of the tires is flat, but you do have a spare that is holding air. I had to leave my house so I wouldnt buy that trailer. You got a GREAT deal on it! I highly doubt that it is legal to put anything on a trailer that would have a 10ft overhang..... 2cents

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Kenny --- Was that the blue one on ebay? I was bidding against you! hahaha ;) well....at the beginning anyway, not up until the end.

I cant imagine that they ever would have been mass produced if they would cave in. I am sure some of the strength would be lost if the glass was removed.....but everyone inside would probably walk away from a rollover in the woods. It just seems like the cheapest & simplest way to do what you...

I think that you might just want to get an extra top & remove the side windows. That would give some rollover protection also. 2cents

That is a budcap. It is the "inner lug". What you need is a 13/16 SQUARE Socket. They cost about $10-$15 @ NAPA. Amazon.com: Square Budd Wheel Impact Socket - 13/16 In: Industrial & Scientific

HAHAHAHAHA I wouldnt say anything is wrong.....but I do know Grounded drives about 3,000 miles per week just to pick up random stuff! I hate driving 15 miles to the truck shop! ;) rofl

What was the sale/lot #? You willl need to call & call & call the site manager to see if they will put it in my triwall. They SUCK at answering the phone in OKC. Did it list dimensions?

There is NO way I would drive to Michigan....even if they were free. ;) I am not one of those crazy Ohio guys....

HAHAHAHAHA ;) See! I found all this out from someone much wiser than me! Don....I didnt think you ever drove that truck. I thought it was your parking lot ornament! :mrgreen:

Those are the same tires I have here that are going on my M813 & M818 this week. They will NOT fit under a deuce without lifting the bed! Also....you will have to take off in low range 2nd gear, or you will not move. Air-assist is a must also. Personally, I would sell them to a 5 ton...

rofl I am having a triwall of stuff shipped from OKC to VA. If you want, you can have them put it in my triwall & I will keep it here for you until you can arrange other shipping. PM me! They are picking up the load soon. How much does that monster weigh? ;)

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I drove 2 of my M818s back from NY.....500 miles each & got 10MPG! So....if an axle & THOUSANDS of pounds of weight was removed....it would push the mileage into the low teens I would think. (Larger tires would help even more). 2cents

Anyone here that likes a deuce better has never driven a 5ton. If they do, they wont like deuces anymore. 2cents Bobbed 5 tons look better, drive better, have more power & will sink in the mud twice as easy! ;) haha

I just got off the phone w/my NAPA store.... $1.52/each