M35A3 Ranch Truck

[M813A1]

I like it James !!! Looks Good !! I bet it works even better !! So have you figured out what you are going to sell $$$ those rigs for yet ??

 

[Karl kostman]

Extremely well done PURPOSE built truck, looks great and it will outlast 10 of the other ones you had. Great choice and your work is really darned nice, its kind of beautiful!
KK

 

[gimpyrobb]

Is that one of those beds that picks up the round hay bales and loads/unloads it? I've been thinking about adapting one of those to load my deuce! Looks good for an A3.

 

[eldgenb]

did you have to use a carrier bearing for the driveshaft or no?

 

[camp9]

That really gets me thinking, thanks for sharing.

 

[oddshot]

DANG ... THAT IS ONE PRETTY TRUCK!!! You ain't really gonna put it in the FIELD are you???

That's nice enough to take you best gal to the dance in on Saturday night!

oddshot

"cake"????

 

[USAFSS-ColdWarrior]

DANG ... THAT IS ONE PRETTY TRUCK!!! You ain't really gonna put it in the FIELD are you???

That's nice enough to take you best gal to the dance in on Saturday night!

oddshot

"cake"????

Uh.... I'm thinkin' that that was the plan for that self-loading flatbed... Jus' in case Bessie don't fit in the cab.

 

[joeinaforest]

Nice fab work for sure!!! That thing will be a hundred years old before ya know it...and still working!!!

 

[Ord22]

one real working truck!

 

[Mikey90744]

wow, Ive wondered what a standard cab full length 4x4 deuce would look like, Im liking it

 

[spicergear]

Lookin' real good James!

 

[Mandalore]

Very Sweet!!!

 

[M1075]

did you have to use a carrier bearing for the driveshaft or no?

Yes, the overalll driveshaft length needed to be 97" so a carrier bearing was hung from an existing cross member at 43" from transfer.