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definately a lot of sand, but I can do it with the tools I have & sand is cheap. BTW: I used a fine grain sand today next run I'll try "play sand"

Here is what I ended up with after 1 hour & 200lbs of sand.

I've seen it at Ace hardware. If you can't find it there try a marine supply house.

I have heard that I can use brake cleaner for the rust issue.

since I have a lot of nasty paint/ rust removal in my future and I don't have an aircompressor capable of pushing a serious sandblaster I thought I would give this a try http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=6970&productId=8520&R=8520 on the battery box...

° he he I have to numlock fn alt 248

but where would Recovry find sand?

US Army mog? http://cgi.govliquidation.com/auction/view?id=773189&convertTo=USD&tid=GLSPPR2096

feel free to pm the recipe/instructions to me :)

What is below the roller above the bumperettes?

looks great! what kind of reach/capacity will you have?

before... one side off... all off.... loaded ready to go...

spent a couple of hours today and removed the bed from my deuce with the help of my father in law. Was suprised that most of the 54 year old nuts & bolts came apart fairly easily. did break out the hot wrench on some stubborn ones. All the peices fit in my 5'x8' utility trailer :shock: .

mine is 4 color camo... dark green rust dark green w/oil rust w/oil

Don't know if this helps but, I have a 1952 REO m45 with what appears to be the original data plates never overhauled. Mine has 114049 stamped on the data plate as well as the frame. Same OA331 motor also tagged REO.

"AND NOW COMPETING IN THE DUKES OF HAZARD POLE VAULT DEUCE ENTRY......BJORN!!!!!"

is it shipable, or is it something you have to order locally ?

Bjorn, Are the metal strips between the planks identical?

try going into the options tab near the bottom of the chat window & change the theme to olive drab.

Bjorn, Thanks for the pics, are your air tanks in their stock location? Joel