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the m37 was essentially the same as a dodge power wagon from the 50's

M34/135 wheels and M35 wheels look fairly similar. They are different in that the M35 wheel is dished out more due to where the center is attached to the rim. This is a M34/135 wheel on Cranetruck’s deuce...

m135/m34 (like on Bjorns truck)

If there happens to be a pile of wheels.... :twisted:

welcome! what kind of gun rack?

yes it is the truck south of cleveland. There was not anyone around so I didn't crawl around on it too much... -It was a turbo MF -air shift -sheetmetal/paint looked good -no winch

I just went and looked at a deuce that is for sale near me and it was sitting on 10 12.50R20 Michelin XL's.

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AM general didn't make anything in 1953, but REO and Studebaker both made M35's

Kenny if you need some pointers on how not do anything just give me a call... I am an accomplished slacker. :)

click click post post Bjorn packed and ready to go

the eagle (Bjorn) has landed

BTW If you want to stop by pm me your email address & I'll send you directions.

those of you who were planning on meeting at my house need to check this out. It now looks like the meeting is back to Thursday http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&p=40826#40826

I am in the process of putting together the parts to re-do the brakes on my deuce and wanted to know which fluid you guys would use (&why) if you were rebuilding/replacing all cylinders, lines, airpack? Any thoughts?

No hurry on the engine parts. Thanks Kenny!

Kenny what is that below the Engine data tag attached to the inside of the frame rail? part of the air system?

just out of curiosity... do you guys think it is worth it to go all the way to bright metal? I'm currently planning on using this to remove scale and peeling paint, then prime & repaint. Any thoughts?

Afraid if you moved the wrecker too far away the chain hoist would get lonely? :) BTW: way to go guys