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looks like a sprag case to me. If the truck's 4wd works I would imagine it involved welding the sprags( there are two, one for forward and one for reverse) roughly 2:1 low range.

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I'm interested in a couple of the the splash guards, if they can hitch a ride to the GA rally. Anyone have room to bring them down?

I am in.

I'm not sure what the max pressure is, but I do know that the boom's working pressure is 2560psi @ 10.57GPM I'll get the specs on the seals this week. it should be noted that noneaua of the seal kits from hiab worked without swapping some of the parts. I pulled the locust from the bed today...

Tim, is the 3/4 chain the shorter one with a big loop/pendant on one end? If so will the pendant fit in a deuce pintle? If they do I want one.

of course this style suspension means you could probably use longer bumpstops on one axle to limit droop[ on the other.

Bjorn, I can see the value of limiting straps, but I personally would avoid changing shock lengths as longer shocks of the same design will just create another problem (bottoming out the opposing shock)

I am going to pull the locust, cut about 1' of the front, rebuild the front, cut down the locust and re-assemble.

how tall were you?

check out the grass pre-deuce:shock: MV's are tough on the lawn

I like it! do you have to do anything special to protect the rams with it that close to the water?

update: At this point all cylinders have been rebuilt, all hoses replaced. all pins inspected(they were fine) I used it this morning to reposition the pipeline bed for disassembly. Other than having to re-rig it to find a balance I liked, no problems.

funny, I was about to post "email dave at eastern surplus"

lose the roll bar & it would work for me.

I noticed a UPS truck pulling a dolly the other day. Its fifth wheel was mounted to a set of leaf springs that were mounted to the frame of the trailer. First time I have seen that.

someone in washington(years ago) decided the epa should have authority over the department of defense.

interesting find! are those the same wheels used on a goat? how much does it weigh? is it four wheel drive? four wheel steer?

I am not, just found it looking around.