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He would have built a Deuce with a fording kit instead, if he had known how. https://youtu.be/Zyc1315KawQ

Oops, going backwards through my old emails and just caught the explanation here: - Please disregard my question from the other related thread.

There has GOT to be a story there of some kind: - "Honey, I was just driving through the warehouse district and thought I'd pick you up a few tires while I was there...." Are you guys evened-up now, or do you maybe owe her. What's the scoop, SirKen!?

I'm not a machinist, but I'm thinking any good metal shop could fabricate that in about 15 minutes. Don't get me wrong; I mean it's a WHOLE lot less trouble agreed when you can just click "purchase" on the lapto; and I love that, but you know what I mean. Where did you find the mount mkcoen?

Mama is sporting one b-a-a-a-d ride: [thumbzup] - What's that on the front fender, a flood light?

Do either of you two have the middle name of "Noah"!? Like, maybe you all know something that the rest of us don't....

A little elbow-grease goes long way, CaptMax. Just a little hand-sanding there?

I didn't know any of those were still flying active; very cool.

That's a great little video: - Professional and makes a good point. [thumbzup] The spin-on filters earn their keep.

It's a five ton: - with a dinghy. :-)

What's even crazier is that some of the blue crab sold in Maryland comes from Thailand (I believe I read that somewhere a while back). :cookoo: To keep on thread here, I bet you could fit a LOT of crab on the bed of a five ton.

Yeah, Brother, a train horn; NOW you're talking. [thumbzup]

Flounder is good eating. I didn't know you all had blue crab down in Florida; every day here teaches me something new. :smile:

Shoot, $255 is a good price: - It'd cost a whole lot more of time and trouble to go ahead and try to fabricate all that by yourself. It's a great item.

I'm guessing it's the UV damage that beats up the rubber, because those 30-year old tires (likely in covered storage all that time), look brand spanking new compared to the existing tires. You know anything about rubber, mkcoen; is that it?

What'd you catch?

Oh one of those, got you tim29; sort of like this one you mean!?

That is a real good point that can't be argued. I mean outside of a 7.2 on the Richter Scale.

They're a great item; for sure a whole lot easier than drilling up all that angle.

Those are real clean looking details all around. The clamps look like they might be stainless steel; are they?