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I believe you can remove the shifter stick, use a screwdriver or similar prying tool and shift the rails back to neutrel and reinstall the stick. You also can be very carefull and install the stick back in it proper location, but is earsier if in neutral. Wear in the shifting mechanism allows...

SETOYOTA, I took pictures this afternoon but for some reason my camera cord will not hook up to the computor tonight. I will try again tommorrow. The truck is a 1970 Model, looks jusk like the one in your picture without the windscreen on top of the cab. Mechanically the truck is in very...

Probably depends on where you find them, as I got a set in great shape for $100.00 for the pair. He only had one pair though.

I have got one and its retired Overnight also. Its already blue and grey. I put a dump bed on it and it serves its purpose for me. I don't want to sell it but might consider a trade for an R model.

Lane, a farmer had this truck and had put a steel peanut drying body on it. I will have to crawl ubder and see if there is a PTO on the trans, but I dought it. A friend of mine had it and was going to scrap it, says it ran good a couple years ago and had 6 new, well 6 or 8 year old new tires...

Hello Lane I just acquired an old 50's Dodge D500 military truck. It has a flathead engine and says spitfire on top of the head. Would that be a 265???

Welcome aboard and welcome to the madness. We are getting quite a few Ga. boys. I am near Statesboro, where are you?? Look up the Ga. Rally on site and plan on attending next year. Its a BLAST.

I have three friends who have installed this equipment on their tractors. The driver turns them around, puts them on the line the screen says and turns them loose. the GPS steers the tractor till they get to the end of the field, the driver turns it off and repositions the tractor. They can...

OOH, and by the way, WELCOME ABOARD and Merry Christmas.:-D

Just another day on the Farm.:-D At least he had a neat truck to put in that situation. Then he had a neat Wife who could drive a neat old antique Allis to get him out. Just one word sums this up, NEAT.:-D

To go along with another thread and modern technology, all he needs is a GPS quideance system with a disk from the tractor that planted the crop. Then all the driver has to do is turn around and decide when the truck is full.:-D

All I can say is WOOOOW!!!!:-D

Has anyone tried the NAPA store yet?? As has been mentioned several times there are two White farm tractors that use this same engine. Internal parts are different for some pieces but i am betting the gaskets are the same.

Hey, no cookies for me!!!! How about them peanuts I sent home with you Salafrae.:-D:-D

Air, and Rons idea about a hand valve is a very good one. You can then apply the trailer brakes independent of the towing truck.

Best rush job I have ever seen.:-D

Do you really need that metal subfloor for what you are going to use it for? What would be wrong with using 3/4 treated plywood for the subfloor? Wait, I just thought of a problem, most modern treated wood is corrosive to metal. If you used it on those metal ribs they would have to be...

Hey Tom I knew this Duece needed all cylinders rebuilt and new seals so we were after speed. This truck now has a water tank on it and never gets more than five miles from home base so we will deal with lugs when the need arises.

A two foot square piece of plywood and four or five short pieces of pipe make a good wheel dolly. Use the jack to get the axle centered and roll the wheels out. If you don't have concrete use a sheet of plywood on the ground for the dolly to roll on.

Thanks Tom When we got to the top John.s first comment was MAN, what did you do when you were younger, ride Bulls.:-D He then said he could understand why my Wife refuses to ride with me anymore.