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Bruce- A man can never have too many MVs or guns! You have the best fleet in the country.

M-812A1 Engine: Cummins Diesel NHC 250 Torque: 658 Ft.-lbs. @ 1500 RPM Transmission: Spicer 5 Speed Manual (Model 6453) Transfer Case: Rockwell 2 Speed (Model T138) Front Axle Assy: Rockwell # FM 240HXI Series, 18,000 lbs. Ratio 6:44 Rear Axle Assy: Rockwell # M240 HX4 Series, 44,000 lbs. Tandem...

Mike- I have been interested in getting a bridge truck for a while. Either an M812 or M945. I think the M821 may be one as well??? I read something about 135" overall width, but that may be with mirrors. I believe the headache rack, bed and the tires are all overwidth. It can get down to...

I saw these pics today. Who does this nice clean deuce belong to? It even has the front axle air shift. C'mon guys, speak up.

Mark- I like the Samurai in the back. I've got one just like it.

Sweet! Thanks for the update and the pics. I have always wanted to go 4x4 with super singles and lockers, but I don't have the guts or motivation. Keep us posted.

I have 10 excellent tread 1100s if anybody needs them. I also have a great set mounted on deuce rims if you need rims or want to save on mounting/demounting. If anyone is buying, send me a PM.

One other benefit--> If you get offroad and into some rocks, you'll be glad you have power (assist) steering.

Bjorn- We have the air-o-matic setup on two dueces used for fire fighting. Works great. Highly recommend. No problems with clearance.

I've got the manual from Memphis Equip in the M36. Works great, as described.

I need another set of the 5 ton rims. Anybody found a good source for those? How much?

900 members now thanks to Russ!

HRD- You know it is a good stuck when the dozer comes out! Do you have any lockers installed?

I'll contribute what I can. I'm no "tire expert", but I have put super singles on a deuce a time or two. PK- Those 12.5R20 tires should 13"wide and 40" tall (same height as 900x20). I'm not sure if they will work as duals, but I would run singles anyway. Just flip your hubs and you are set...

Josh- NDTs are cheap. You can get a set of 10 for $250, not $2500! Military surplus radials are inexpensive as well. Sometimes the challenge is getting the right wheel.

Looks good. Thanks for sharing.

Yeah, whatever works!

Looks like a good deal to me. How much are the tubes?

Wow, sounds like you got an excellent buy! Nice work, I know you have been looking for some time.

DB- I have known the X to stand for Experimental. Someone posted that here recently.