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If you have the money for a toy like that why not? The only difference between Green Iron and crack is that when you wake up the next morning after a binge you have something in the driveway to show for your money.:wreckerman893:

I recently parted out a M927A1 with the 250 Cummins. I knew in advance that it was a Marine Corp truck with Detroit Lockers and the 20 foot ISO bed (which I wanted badly). All that I have left now is the parts for installing a winch. I sold the lockers, scrapped most of the cab, frame and the...

Truck drivers call these "Booger Lights".......they keep the Wangdoodles from running out from under the seats and biting your toes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVSRm80WzZk

You can put tubes in them and run them on the rears. I wouldn't bet my life on them for steering axle tires.

If you are not used to air brakes they can be touchy. You have to develop a soft foot since there really isn't a lot of leeway in adjusting the amount of air that is sent to the brake chambers. If you are going to carry passengers make sure they are seated and restrained, especially if this is...

I let one get away from me a few years ago.auaauaaua David Doyle may still have it.

I'm out of the deuce business but I still love to hear a whistler coming and going.

Good job. It's always better to have a wrecker and not need it that to need it and not have it.[thumbzup] A while back a hired hand ran my tractor into a deep ditch. It stayed upright but the teeter factor was high. I couldn't get a straight line pull on it with either winch so I just slung...

Back in my day..................................

Scrap price is dependent on the scrap price on any given day. At ten dollars a hundred a 15,000 pound truck is worth 1500 bucks unless you have a good relationship with your scrapper. Deuces and 5 tons are made of good melting steel and sometimes they will bump you up a few cents a pound if the...

I know fellow member Steve6x6x6 does disc brakes for deuces......he is an expert fabricator and could prob help you out.

The 60 Series were just Cats painted green (to the point where Cat sued Detroit). I had a Freightliner with one in it and I've always regretted not buying it from the lease company when the company I worked for went teats up. I put every mile that truck showed on the clock on it. It would pull...

A lot of those vans had asbestos in them and were sent to be abated. When that happened they usually took the original units out since the ducts had the offending substance in them. The one I had still had the heater unit but the AC was long gone. Finding something that fits exactly might be a...

If you can't find them any closer CSMDavis in MS has a deal on tires. You can PM him for details.

That is one butt ugly deuce.:naner::naner::naner:

See....there's an up side to owning it already.

I drove the older version in the Army and they are fine for short haul. They ride like an oxcart and have a lack of creature comforts. Mine had the 16 speed Cat with the 400 Cummins. The newer ones with the Freightliner cabs may ride better and have AC. You should check CA emission laws before...

I'll give you a real deal on three hayburners. Yep...to not have frost heave to contend with we seem to have a problem building concrete roads. It is written into the Interstate Highway Act that a certain amount of interstate mileage has to be concrete (ya think the concrete industry had a...

Any tire shop that does skidder tires or other big ag type tires should have o-rings that will fit.