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Welcome to the site and congats on the deuce.

Welcome to the site. There are a lot of very knowledgable people here to learn from.

Welcome from the Buckeye state. Glad to have you aboard.

Welcome from the great state of Ohio. I hope you enjoy your deuce.

Hi from Ohio and welcome to the site. Hopefully you will find a deuce soon and can be ready to go in the spring.:D

Gimp is right a 220v welder will do more. If you are just doing lighter stuff then a 110v unit is fine. Miller and Hobart are the same company. They used to be seperate. I think the most important is to get a mig that uses gas shielded wire or flux core. It should have the ability to hook an...

Looks like a nice start on your project. Welcome to the site

Thats an awesome truck. I drove a 543 when I was at Ft Benning. Such good memories. I hope you enjoy it.

Welcome to the sit officially. There are some real good people here.

Welcome to SS. I think its best to buy from a private owner first. You may even be able to find a SS member locally who will go and check it out with you. Its real easy to make a bad decision when you are alone. Good luck

Here is a bench pic of the hubs. Basically you unbolt the hub from the drum, drive out the wheel studs from the hub and put them in the other way. Flip the hub, then bolt it back down. Messy but not to hard.

No guts no glory. One jump is a small price to pay for a deuce. The big question is.... What will you have to do to get your second deuce. Good luck and remember to bend your knees. :grd:

Its great to see it together. When are you putting the bed on.

We put 2 plates on each side bolted through the frames 1/3 of the way back and 2/3 of the way back. Plus there are 8 bolts on each side holding the frames together. I think its a little bit of overkill but I would rather be safe than sorry. The notch isnt as deep as it looks in the picture. The...

I prefer the 105 frame. This is a pic of how we do ours (the angle iron is just for aligning the sections)

The things purchased from GL that use a EUC cannot be exported from the U.S.

Your moving right along. Are you using the M105 frame and spings under the deuce frame? It makes the truck level without using blocks.

Whats sad is that when we bob a deuce to sell we try to go with massive overkill on strength of componants. Alot of other builders do too. But one idiot like this can endanger our whole hobby by getting some unlucky soul killed. The sale ended on Thursday or he took it off. Fortunately I dont...

This is a pic of a bobbed deuce that was for sale this weak on ebay. I am only putting up this one pic to protect the innocent. I believe the issue with the suspension should be easy to see so I am not going to point it out. I will let the trained eyes of SS members to point it out. Keep in mind...

Very nice truck.