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The tow company i am talking about has a truck that can tow them. I was going to use them for my truck but ended up not needing them.. I live 10 min from fort gordon. My buddy lives about 30 min away. Ha a good amout of land. they will be safe.

How many trucks. What kind deuces i would imagine. I know a guy that works for cushman paint and body. I might have a buddy that would let them stay at his house for a while.

The trailer i am looking at using has brakes and my truck has a brake control.. my deuce weighs 13000lbs i figure the trailer will be 2500 to 3000 .. with all of my gear and passengers i am figuring a towing weight of 17500.. i have spoke with a few folks that are diesel mechanics and they said...

Just wondering if anyone on the site has used a 2500 or 3500 series truck to pull their deuce. I am planing on towing my truck down to fl rally with my f250 diesel on a goose neck trailer. Just wondering if anyone else has attemted this.

I am going to try to make it.. Would like to find some people headed that way from ga or sc, to link up with and convoy... What is the address trying to gps to make better plans.

Took my truck to a mud race about 55 miles away from my house.. My little bro and his friends rode in the back with the cargo cover on.. I even took the truck through the course everybody loved it.. the crowd was roaring Put a huge smile on my face:mrgreen:.

Went to lowes had them match the color i wanted. It is exterior paint for houses only cost 23 dollars.

Well i finally had the time to paint the truck.. Dont feel like sanford and son riding down the road anymore. I was always proud of my truck and getting compliments.. But now it looks great.. And i am driving with a big smile.:driver:

Going to paint my truck tommorow. will post before and after

The sound seems to be coming from the front.. The bearings are good. I does it on road or off. just a one time pop not several. i know its not the front axle. drive shaft is out currently. i will try having someone drive it while i walk beside it and see if i can pin point.. thanks for all the...

MY truck makes a poping sound when i turn either way.. is this normal or something wrong.. Suggestions??

Will post a pic.. But put 3200 lbs of scrap metal in the back, went to the scrap yard sold the metal. and left with a smile.:driver:

I want to put 395s on my deuce.. I live in augusta ga.. Anyone know of a place even kinda close that sells them used for a decent price?? My truck has been singled already.

Im sure this has been discussed. Has anybody just used filter socks? How long? What kind of results?? Any damage to the truck? I am just afraid of buring up my IP.

I purchaced my deuce a few months ago. Had a funny noise. Turns out my t case is not letting all the way go when turned off. So i droped the front shaft and just leave it switched to on.. What i am wondering is the switch maybe letting some air by. which is just enough to make my T Case gears...

Thanks for all of the info guys... I was ready to get my head bit off on the water removal portion but it went great.. I am gonna to go to tsc and get the fuel water seperator. and add it to my set up..but for now while $$$$$$ is tight its gonna have to be the filter bags. And i guess just stay...

I have been reading everybodys different ideas on filtering wmo. I have been using 2 five micron filter bags one inside of other.. Hanging over a 5 gal bucket. I am working on building a setup with a 55 gal drum. my plan is to use the bags as a first stage filter into the drum. With two 5 micron...

The prob with my truck is the t case. it is not releasing the output gears all the way when the front drive is turned off.. so since the front shaft was already out i just fliped the switch to on and drove home with no noise.. Just have to fix the t case to release the output and all is well...

The deuce is home safe:jumpin:. Had a good drive home truck had great power, no hickups of any sort, just 53 mph all the way home with a smile:driver:. Now just have to fix a few little things and it will be ready for daily use. Thanks again to sandcobra couldn't have done it with out him!