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Project for a purpose and keep with the Mil spec theme

guns1977

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I just purchased a duece frame with rear axles and a 14' cargo bed. Im leaning towards keeping the duece axles under it and taking the gears and shafts out. This will be a dual purpose trailer for my 1 ton and m35a2. The height is an issue, could I put bolster rim and tires on it? Im guessing I will need to flip the hubs. Or is there another way to lower it? I wish I could trade up on the 14' bed to a 20' M927 bed. Thanks
 

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Did this with my bed, but not using the entire rear clip. I wanted it lower and have a place to put a dump scissor lift.

Did you get a deuce 12' bed (mounted) or a 5 ton 14' bed that someone put on a deuce rear clip?

Pulling with one ton...keep it light. How will you make brakes work ?
 

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guns1977

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Did this with my bed, but not using the entire rear clip. I wanted it lower and have a place to put a dump scissor lift.

Did you get a deuce 12' bed (mounted) or a 5 ton 14' bed that someone put on a deuce rear clip?

Pulling with one ton...keep it light. How will you make brakes work ?

12' was too short for my hay/hauling, I got a 14' its not mounted to the frame yet. If I can lower it with bolster rims I am going to put a elec over hyd and use the rear axle brakes.
 
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