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Biased, he!!. That's a GREAT looking truck.

Being in the northwest, where deuces seem to have dried up, I've been really envious of you guys close enough to Redstone to buy from them. If you're willing to share, what are they going for down there?

I paid $10.50 for a gallon jug of Rotella 15-40 at Walmart last Wednesday.

I believe 1100s are two inches taller, 4 inches larger in diameter, about a foot longer in circumference.

Mangus, eastern New York looks a lot like western Washington.

Mine's equipped with a heater, cargo cover, and drop-side bed. I figure I can haul anything, any time, any where, in less than four feet of water. Or, parades, trips around the neighborhood, and giving rides to the grandsons.

I gotta tell ya, I'm flat impressed with that rig. Cargo box, side and rear dump, hydraulic boom, super singles, front winch--damm!

Does the M1008 have the same gearing as M1009, and thus the same cruising speeds?

Great looking truck. Sounds like you found the dream truck. That's the kind of recovery we all hope for. Welcome to the club. You're hooked, now.

I got mine just in time last fall... I'll buy another probably if the craziness stops. There's been a shortage of deuces at Ft. Lewis lately, and the prices reflect it.

The ring gear will be turned by the pinion. The standard axle will be turning at about the ring gear speed. The question boils down to: will the disconnected axle turn at approximately the same speed as the ring gear on one end and the disconnected lockout on the other, or will the...

Don't know about your deuce, but mine is a redneck truck. Then again, i play bluegrass banjo...

People in traffic give you a wide berth. Can cross any median. Can drive over the cop car that stops you for crossing the median. Makes its own road.

Is that SNOW on a truck in Alabama?

Mine does that when it's cold out. Don't it get chilly in North Dakota?

Thanks, 109guy for the link to the manual. I recently received a kit also, but haven't got around to asking the question.

Suppose the radiator cap was in the half-on position. That'd do it.

OD, I'm glad it went well for you. As another OUFG who's recovered a couple of these and driven them to Walla Walla, I know it's a major rush when you're far from home and the engine lights right up.

I love 383 green!

Sweet !