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I was not sure which section this topic belonged in. So if the deuce section is wrong Please feel free to move it. I have a M105 and I am considering buying another one. I am thinking about pulling both of them at the same time with my deuce. Obviously that would require I install a hitch on...

That scares me becuase it is obvious my truck was taken swimming a few times.

I will have to pay close attention to mine when I get it going. So far the brakes look good.

Just wondring, how do you know if it has to be rebiult or has gone bad?

That is what I was thinking of when I saw it. I remember those units bolted tot he tops and back of cabs.

Is that an all inclusive unit? That is how I understood it.

I was afraid that I did not get to you in time. Well, I understand. That is what I would do if i ever bob a deuce.

All the suspension parts that came off. Did you cut anything?

Great thread!

This is exactly what I had in mind. Do you have any specs on them? How are they built?

I sure am glad I saw this thread.

I might be interested in the left over parts. Are they available?

I see what you are saying now. The problem is I have to pull that parts as well. However, I htink it might be easier to do so after I unbolt everything else.

That does make it easier to understand. So you just cut the plate on the side of the frame as well?

Thanks, that will help me understand better. I was just under the truck looking at everything and it does look like some work. But at the same time it does not look all that complicated either.

That sounds promising. Did you have to cut any of the rivets to get that done?

I used clean as a generic term. There is a lot of rust and I have that sorry under coating I have to get off. When I was cleaning under the truck I noticed globs of undercoating. I did nto think much of it until I started using a high pressure water hose to clean it out. I was getting a lot of...

The big cast piece is the main reason I want to remove the whole thing. I figured that would be a good dtime to go ahead and clean up everything else as well. So those big bots I have been starring at will allow me to roll the whole thing out? Does that mean I do not have to cut rivets?

That shows what dedication can bring.

Hmmmm, I may have to rethink this project. I want to adress the problems as I find them, but I have not even got this truck running yet.