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Bet that was interesting. lol "Man why this thing all floppy?" :-D

Thats cool to see it get used for a purpose and not just to have. So if and when the gov. decides they aren't going to sell the civi's anymore surplus we can take pics like this and say hey we do have a good reason for wanting these trucks so keep em comin.:-D

Sweet Lol get it stuck good.

no pics of the 5 ton you just worked on.

Pics please.:-D:-D

What did you use on the front axle to fit the tire. Spacer? or super single wheel?

you'll still need to put a spacer on the front wheels because they are already flipped out.

That is the same setup that the truck had that we pulled the rears from. Though we have them in a 78 f150 with tractor tires we flipped the front hubs and used the 1.5" spacer from the rear on the front and a hub with no spacer in the rear flipped in and it has the same track width front to...

The bridge trucks that ran them had a wider rear axle housing and an 1.5" spacer on each hub, the front axle had 3" wheel spacer on each hub to accomplish the use of the 10" wide Budd wheels. I have the front spacers and studs if someone needs a set.