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  1. rustystud

    Slip yoke question

    Are you trying to re-use the old driveline ? The best way to go about "Bobbing" a Deuce is find out where you want the rear differential to be and install it. Then you can calculate the length of the driveline. I used to assemble "Glider" kits for IHC. They're basically a frame, (full 40ft...
  2. rustystud

    Slip yoke question

    I see my "Stalker" is back.
  3. rustystud

    Slip yoke question

    It's not about the load but the travel of the differential. The differential should be able to move all the way up to the frame stops, and all the way down to the limit of the torque rods. Knowing this you can determine the length of the driveline you need. Using a hydraulic-jack you can move...
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