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Basically as long as it's not mud. You can load the deuce up with as much top soil as it can hold. The bed sides aren't very tall. So that would keep you from overloading it. I've hauled sand that way but I don't recall how many yards the loader dumped in the bed. Make sure you check your tire...

Deuce Bed from Newberry, Florida to Emporia, Virginia Near I-95 or elsewhere I may need a deuce bed moved from Newberry, Florida to Virginia near the city of emporia. That's the city that I-95 and route 58 meet. I actually live in Chesapeake, Virginia near Virginia Beach. We have property 20...

Funny thing is I've been using that method for years. I even put my camper air conditioner on the roof using that method. I made heavy ramps to load the tractor. You definitely pucker when the rear tractor wheels drive over m105 wheel wells. I also always chain back end of tractor to the trailer...

All though I didn't use my deuce. I did however load my Kubota in my m105 trailer to get the needed height to pull my boat engine.

Just so you know the FMTV beds are 153" long. Which is around 9" longer than a deuce bed. You will have to shorten it. Or leave it be, which in my opinion would look awful.

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I'm looking for some suggestions hopefully by some experienced carc paint and primer painters. I picked up this NOS cab and it has a few spots of peeling paint. Upon my research, this is the water based carc with the white chromate and lead free primer. From what I have read, it's not the best...

Need other fathers opinions please. I planned on bringing my 6 year old son with me. He likes my deuce and loves trucks. But looks like it's going to be a wet one. Not sure if I want to take him if he's going to be bored and soaked. I've never been to the show. However it's is mandatory that I...

I will be heading up Friday leaving Virginia Beach around noon.

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There is a possibility that I might be in the market for 4-5 twenty four bolt aluminum mrap wheels. They must be 24 bolt non ctis. Thank you.

I have a few 10 ton snatch blocks to sell that I can bring to the rally. Pm me if interested.

It's also sad that your still searching for a bracket. Would of thought somebody on here would of volunteered you one by now.

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http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?166674-What-s-an-M35A2-worth-these-days

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I'm not sure who Jim Henry is. But maybe somebody reading this in Denton can ask him if he has any nice m35a2 beds.

There's no way I would buy detroits, and then turn around and buy a custom axle shaft and hub for rear axle. That's just adding an extra exspense to the truck to run a Detroit locker. Might as well do an arb if your going to go through all that.

Colibri, are you implying that you regret installing the Detroits in the rear axles? I was going to do the same thing. ARB a little pricey for the two rears.

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