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well i pick the truck up on monday. got the cleared EUC on the 18th but the GL guy at drum is off this week. i will make sure to get some pics of the deuce and recovery. My brother drives truck and haules rail equipment on a specially built landoll trailer with rails recessed into the deck. he...

woo hoo. first EUC in 43 days. M35a2 out of Ft Drum. event 5523. EUC to BC on 12 nov 2010. shouldn't be a big recovery. i am only 45 miles from there and have a 50' landoll trailer with 30,000# winch.

i guess if Tensile Strength is the only measure of a welds strength that matters to you thats great. there is a reason 7018 or its equivalent is used on structural welds. while i haven't stayed current in the last 7 years. when i quit welding low hydrogen rod 7018 up to 11018 or its dual shield...

sorry to rain on your parade but er70s is not the equivalent to 7018. 7018 is a low hydrogen rod for high strength welds on high strength steels. there are no solid wires that equal 7018 but there are dual shield wires that meet the same specs. pre heating also has a lot of other uses it allows...

pardon my ignorance but who is the "tireman"?

a gear could be made or you could buy a blank gear of the correct dimensions and have the bore machined to fit. there are several gear manufacturers that sell blanks quite reasonably.

i regularly put 12 face cord in the bed of my f450. goes in by elevator and out by dump body. did 900 face cord last year. if you don't have a good processor it is very hard to make any money and it is a ton of work. i try every year to get my brother to get out of doing it. but he loves it so i...

your way ahead of me. dump is #4 on my list 1. M35 A2 done 2. M35 A3 looking 3. wrecker 4. dump

the road has a bottom( most likely logs) but it has sank in the permafrost. if you get off the raod there is no bottom and if you get stuck your done. i have seen a wide track D-8 sink to where there was only inches of the cab showing in under 6 hours.

well it's taken a while but i have made my first step. won an a2 auction at fort drum. have been trying for a while and finally got one. wanted a winch but they are rare at drums auctions. now the paperwork begins.

with those motor mounts you do need a trans mount. one near the rear will be enough. do you have pictures of the trans? is the tailshaft removable? if not a clamp on collar could be made so that you can run a common chevy trans mount on it. i have the ability to make something for you for...

maybe to many cancer meds! i was trying to be funny, maybe not been here enough for that. as far as edited for political content, serious stretch there or maybe a little paranoia. sorry if i offended anyone with my attempt at humor. Roy

Cowl Weatherstrip, Windshield this may help

Nice truck and good score!

my cousin has a hunting buggy down in south fl. it is a single rear axle deuce with a frito lay van body. he had it re-powered with a bbc and thats when the break problems surfaced. his is running some big tractor tires but on steroids, huge lugs. two years ago he brought the truck home for the...

as i have previously stated i am looking to bob and crew cab a deuce. i have saved up some money and will now start the search. bed will be getting cut so I'm not worried about seats or bows or canvas. just would like a basic truck that moves under it's own power. anyone have something like this...

i have worked in a few places that installed bodies on trucks and modified trucks for various reasons. every place i worked we would get that statement at least once a month. there are two reasons to bolt or rivet things on a frame. 1. to aid in replacement 2. to spread the load where the part...

welcome. I'm local and like you have the funds and searching. i cant decide on an a2 or a3. when are you going to look at the trucks? i would like to tag along if possible.

do they have a ramp or a loading dock there that would allow you to load a vehicle or trailer onto a flatbed? trying to plan for a future purchase. have a friend with a flatbed that is down that way a lot. would save me from dragging my equipment trailer down there.

back when i fabricated full time my dad and i made four trucks for a local landscaper. they were just small roll offs that would also dump. they worked very well and he liked them a lot. the winch to pull the boxes on was a hydraulic cylinder with two wraps of cable. just make sure nothing is...