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M816 + M816 normally = Slow travel, especially up hills. Hopefully the 1600s will give you the road speed you want. Good luck!

I love the pic which shows the jeeps off to the side. What a difference is size!

After a few miles, be sure to pull the wheels off and the check the nuts on the spacers. I have heard horror stories about them coming off.

[thumbzup] Those rims and tires look new! They must have really changed the look/attitude of your truck. Got any before pics for comparison? Why did you go with the 12 bolt rims and bias tires? I usually see the bias tires with the 8 bolts and radials with the 12 bolts.

I can tell you it is not a CUCV! :-)

RE: M139 Restoration Project: Here WOW! Looks great! [thumbzup]

Re: RE: Re: RE: M1061A1 5 ton trailer questions Yes, that looks like a M1061 to me.

RE: Re: RE: M1061A1 5 ton trailer questions I think I remember one selling for about a grand from GL. I would like to get one soon.

That was a front tire that blew while going down interstate I-35. Talk about an exciting ride!

Thanks for the heads up Leonard. This has been a concern of mine and has kept me out of the M939 league (for now anyway). http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=14286

Nice recovery Westy! I have found an easier way to haul mommas car when using a bridge truck...

Guntrucks need to be on a heavier platform. I think these frame rails will suffice.

RE: Re: chopped You have to have one of the best office views I have ever seen. Can't wait to see the finished truck with the big dumb trailer behind it!

I like it! Quite a few shots of the lovely M35A3...

Singles will be fine. All the M939A1 and M939A2 have single 14R20.

We need some more tech on the Cummins 250 and 400. I have a few motors than want "improvement".

I posted questions about this design flaw a while back. What do you do if you have a big load???? http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=8789&highlight=low+range+back Good to know about the lockout device.

Dan, the truck looks good but the price is at the upper end of what deuces sell for. If you got the money, go for it!

Here is a picture I found with Michelin XL 16.00R20s in dual configuration. Keep in mind the extra spacing between the axles allows for a larger tire.

Yep, I think 14.00x20 duals will get your point across! These are Goodyear AT-2A.