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Thanks Recovery. I'm sure you're right. I'll have to check that out.

Awesome idea! Thanks! I just might do that.

kovi, thank you for giving us the benefits of your machinists eye. I have Ouverson hubs on the front axle of my bobbed Deuce. I love them. They function easily on the coldest Winter days. I noticed there are reliefs on the flange side between the bolt holes and the bearing on the Boyce hubs. I...

Yes, please let us know how they work out. My Brutus had Ouverson hubs. Bath PA huh? I live in Effort PA just up the road 30 miles on Rt. 33. I owned a house in Phillipsburg N.J. for decades.

Thank you for the interesting post dmetalmiki! My bobbed Deuce only weighs 11,640 lbs. and yet he isn't very fast. His whistler multi-fuel seems to run well enough. I live in mountain country so that may have something to do with it. Very few flat roads up my way.

You sure have a huge collection! Your M45 looks like it would be really heavy with the fire fighting body and winch on it. It must be really something driving it down English roads!

Cool. You'll like them. You'll notice that it's easier to turn/steer your truck in tight quarters with the hubs on free.

I think Boyce is a highly regarded company. I once read an article in Road & Track in which they took a Boyce M35A2 on road and off road. They even took it to the beach in sand. They had nothing but good things to say about the truck and what a nice job Boyce had done in refurbishing it. I...

I installed Ouverson front lockout hubs on my bobbed Deuce (M35A2) six years ago. I love them. They have always worked perfectly. I'm sure the Boyce hubs are probably very good too. I don't think a company as well known as Boyce would knowingly sell an inferior product. The price sounds really...

I bought Ouverson lockouts for my truck and I like them. They are quite easy to install. I've done a lot of driving in snow this winter on days when the temperature is in the single digits and I've never have any problems locking or unlocking them.