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Speaking of, it's been awhile since SS has sent any recent posts from skunkwork project manager M920... I'll have to call him and see whats up.

Yeah I plan to paint all mine 686 tan...go figure huh.

Distracted driving laws, I think getting hit by an M920 at full clip will be suitable punishment. I'm still under the impression that Jim needs to let me take the rig off his hands. OD clashes to much with construction yellow.

Looks good Jim. Nice combo can't wait till I have one...

Jim, I think it's about time we see this beauty with some payload!!!

Brakes was the big issue and with the flood I'm now officially broke. I'm working on getting the funds to have the brakes repaired shortly. But finding time and money to drive her home is going to be a few months.

well everything costs money...

Yeah Richard has all the fun...and Ross has my trailer...

Nice...wish my M915 was here...

Looks good Jim. Can't wait to see pics of the full rig painted and loaded behind that M920...

Looks good, why did you not go with folding ramps?

I found the same info but couldn't find a source of tubeless 22.5 wheels. I haven't a clue I just went to their website it didn't spec the height.

Toyo still makes a 10.00r20....in M140Z an all position radial

It would make sense that a 22.5 demountable would bolt right on I just couldn't find any evidence to that point. The reason I say makes sense, is that 22.5" wasn't always a popular size. When it hit home many manufactures probably offered a new style rim to let older trucks use the new size...

That's the issue wit Dayton style wheels...you are kinda stuck with what you have. The centers are bolted to the hub with 5 nuts so you have two choices. Find a 22.5" center that will mount to your hub. Or swap out the hub to Budd style. I'm fairly certain they don't make 22.5" demountable...

Jim are you trying to replace the entire wheel or find a 22.5" open that will bolt on to your spoked centers?

Nice, I'm moving in when the wife divorces me....