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  1. rustystud

    Deuce 4x4 with M105 reduced spring and air bag

    It's always considered best to use two drive-shafts when they get near the max length. When I worked at IHC, one of my jobs was installing the differentials on the "Sliders" (cab and frame and engine only) . Some wanted tandem axles. Some wanted shorter frames and single axles. Some wanted long...
  2. rustystud

    Deuce 4x4 with M105 reduced spring and air bag

    That is a very creative solution ! Well done !
  3. rustystud

    Deuce 4x4 with M105 reduced spring and air bag

    Yes it is ! I had my old 1954 deuce's trunnion assembly hot galvanized back in the early 90's. I was still strong then and still it was a pain to remove ! Also the conduit idea is a good one. I did that on my deuce to run the wires for my trailer towing box. I used schedule 40 electrical PVC...
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