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I have about 50 gallons of old gasoline. Any thoughts on whether I should burn it in the multifuel? I was thining of mixing it about 25% gasoline, 75% diesel. I couldn't think of any reason not to, but thought it would be nice to get some input. Thanks

Those of you that have broken winches, were you pulling a lot of rpm's or closer to an idle. I have a 20,000 garwood on my deuce but haven't used it I spent my life around winch trucks in the oil field and never broke a winch. We never had shear pins. Snapped a winch line or two, but...

I typically chain up just the front. I haven't had any problems yet.

RLWM, After review, that is a fantastic resource. Thanks Again.

thanks RLWM211.

Luckily I haven't been upgraded yet. My place is still pretty fuzzy. And no, my place doesn't look that good, I have way too much merchandice (aka junk) and weeds.

Thanks I found a picture of a data plate. Wilber

Thanks Derrickl112. I'm thinking the tires will sit in the well with an overall length of 22' I'm trying to figure out the length of the overhangs front and back to see if it will sit flat or we'll have to put the front tires over the trailer axle.

I'm looking for a drawing that shows the overall dimensions of a M934a2. A data plate showing the wheelbase, overall length, etc would be great. I've tried the Resources tab and can't get it to open. thanks in advance for help. I'm trying to make sure this truck will fit on a drop deck...

Gavan, I really like the look of it with the military bed on the back. Hugh

Time and money. Everything can be done with time and money.

No, I can't afford one. I'm just helping pick up for a friend. My wife doesn't think I can afford the trucks I have. I think she is full of crap.

I haven't even seen the truck yet and I know you don't want any pictures of me. Although my daughter T-bone thinks I looks swell.

Thanks will do. I can never find anything when I search the forums. Just forumly challenged I guess, or I'm a bonehead, could be either one. I do appreciate your response.

I've been looking and can't find the type of transmission fluid used in the Allison transmissions. I need some for a 934 a2. Thanks in advance for your help.

What if you single chained the inside on the front tandem and outside on the rear tandem? That way you aren't running chains against each other.

We certainly have had our share of "global warming" as well the last couple of years.

Thanks for the pictures of the Gas can mount on the rear mudflap. That is a good idea.

Thanks Wayne. That is awesome. What a nice truck.

Sometimes it takes two or three tries, but everything is doable.