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I sprayed some rustoleum primer today. It said it was for clean, lightly rusty, or painted metal. I hit everything I painted with a wire wheel on the angle grinder first to knock off any loose paint, any rust, etc. I think I'm going to eventually paint the entire frame and undercarriage...

I should be there again...on two wheels again. I'm in the midst of bobbing.

Check out my avatar. Someone backed into something solid and broke it. Something along the lines of a concrete barrier...

We got the frame and bed cut today

First pic here is with the first axle out from under the truck! Second pic is after all the rivets were ground off of the plate. I used a pickle fork to drive between the frame and plate so I could do what I did in the... Third pic is after I used my 20 ton bottle jack to push between the...

I have a good running, working deuce, and then I have a parts deuce with a nice frame and a broken axle housing. I'm bobbing parts deuce and swapping my motor/trans into it. Phil (python86) has been helping me out A LOT with an extra hand, his OCD-ness at measuring and remeasuring, tools, and...

I will probably be there again. This time in something a little more fuel efficient :)

I just picked up three 275 gallon totes (commonly called IBC or Intermediate Bulk Container) today. I plan on transporting the oil home in a 55 gallon drum and filling up two of the totes. The third will be for my filtered oil ready to be pumped into my fuel tank. The reason I'm transporting...

I got mine for $100/pair brand new. Don't ask me where I got them, because I don't really know. I got them through a guy who knows a guy who got them from a guy, and that's literally about all I know. But they rock. I couldn't have built a pair for that cheap. The light output far exceeds...

Do you work for the county or the city? I work for Montgomery County Fire. Unfortunately, I work during this month's breakfast.

A lot has happened since I started this thread. That deuce is well taken care of now. I'll check on it again in the spring. I've got two of my own to play with now.

Tie a rope through the rim, climb up in the bed with the gate down, use your legs and pull up. Once you get the tire past the tail gate, it's pretty easy to snatch with one hand and finish pulling it in.

I'll try to come. I don't have a lot to shoot, but what the heck. I'm not working that day, so if someone gets shot, I'm not patching them up.

I'll have to buy a gun just for this event

How are the HEMTT's adapter plates assembled? They could be just a little bit off, causing a bounce. If bolted on, they may be able to be moved just a hair to correct the problem.

I haven't kept up with this thread too much. How much are you estimating these will cost?

I believe M816someday did speak to the manager previously about it.

Silverado Gun Show - Saturday, January 08, 2011 - Maryland Party

Yes, it's true flipping the rear hubs would give you the proper offset for the front. And yes, you could get it done in 8-10 hours...if you are EXTREMELY slow. Use the search function, do some reading on flipping the hubs, and go to town.

:smile: It is fun to use. Now if someone would write the code to do a "Let me search that for you" for this forum, that would be most excellent.