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All the the talk about bikes and lawn mowers and such requiring EUCs got me thinking about some of the things I have wondered about in the past. The one item that I looked at in disbelief that took the cake for me was a horse. Yes a real live army horse at Fort Sam Houston if I remember...

LOL: sort of, only I actually have experience driving a plow and a heck of a lot of experience driving large trucks, both of which this guy admitted being new at:-P Thanks for the link, that is exactly the type of plow I want to put on her. I am thinking that with the 24 v it will just raise...

I am going to come out too and see if he will let me go over the trucks, I don't understand why he told me the 23rd and the rest of you the 15th:?: Yeah bringing a camera out is a very bad idea for security reason, you would be risking loosing the camera or at least the memory card:wink: I...

It will be plowing in Vermont, so while we get a lot of snow, it will not be 500 inches. I can get 3 seasons out of a ford f250 plowing, so the deuce should be much better than that. I know that PA and NJ both use deuces to clear roads in the winter if they get snow. It does have NDTs and I...

I plan on putting a plow on my new deuce next summer. I am hoping to use a minute mount plow so that the frame can come off as I don't want it on the truck in the summers. I will have to figure out how to run a 12 v pump on a 24 v truck. If the minute mount proves to small for the truck I will...

What? he told me I can't go out until Oct 23rd:-( I wonder why? Oh FYI he says the remaining trucks will open for bids on the 20th, but are being moved to a different site, would not say where. I would bet Knox or Bluegrass. Doesn't help me any because I already decided that I will not bid on...

Well if anymore Kentucky trucks come up again buy one and I will go get it and drive it around for you until you can get down to pick it up:razz:

I don't know what the lug size will be but you would probably need an impact wrench to loosen them anyway. If you bring an air hose and air chuck and can get the valve off of the air tank you can screw the male end of the hose into the tank. If the truck will start you can air the tire back up.

This is why there is a push by Joint Commission to get health care providers to stop using abbreviations:grin:

there are no roads in, mapquest lies:grin:

Financial management service. It is a branch of the US treasury that liquidates government assets basically.

As far as loss due to a wreck is concerned, if you hit something hard enough to actually make it inoperable, you will not be around to worry about replacement. Just Liability for me:wink: I wonder if 1-800-safe auto will cover it?

I don't care about any of that except being legal to drive it. The progressive guy the other day asked if it was going to be garaged, I told him this wouldn't fit in the garage.

You can't get here from there.

A bunch of trucks have been moved up close to the road. I went by this morning and took this shot, Must be the trucks loading out this week or they got a bunch more in. They were lined up for as far as I could see from the fence.

I don't understand the garage requirement?

Yes, but I was going to get as many as I could. If my wife hadn't said lets go get something to eat my plan was to just keep pushing that truck a bid at a time. My cut off was 1200.00 on it though.

Oh you are a very lucky man, I was the 900.00 bid on that truck and had every intention of winning it, but then my wife said she had a head ache and needed something to eat so we went out to dinner.

I hope they put them back up after I get my EUC. I would buy two more, but not until I don't have to wait so long for them. These past three days feel like months:cry:

I agree. I am actually amazed that some members of this community will even own a military truck when they need to know who you are, where you live and how often you take a shat during the day just to get one. Like the member who posted that he bought his deuce so he can survive an economic...