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Insurance is a must have. Good luck with the truck!!:driver:

I hate change!!auaaua

Bigger motor and harder to start in the cold.

:ditto: Here is somes pics for my M931A1 we picked up that had a flat front tire. We aired it up and drive it home. I will not do that again!!! It was a new tire also.:mad:

You can air up each tire if they put the valve on the wheels right. We just pickup a M925A2 and we could not get air in one of the tires. As it turns out they left a valve core in the tire when they put the CTIS valve on it. So you could not let air out or put air in. Good luck with your truck.

In AZ the truck has to be 25 years old.

Good luck with the recovery!! Have a safe trip.[thumbzup]

the inside is 168 1/4"x 87 3/4"

Should fit just fine, nice score!!!!

Glad you made it home ok!!! :driver: Castle Bravo is a great guy, helps me out all time. :beer:

I have seen people put Deuce beds on them. The M932 frame is shorter then a M923.

Great looking truck, sound like you had a great trip and recovery!! And safe!! :driver:

Nice looking rig!! I like the trailer.

I have a Millermatic 251 and have had it for ten years with out any problems. The Millermatic 252 is the newer welder from Miller. I have not used a spoole gun on the 251 but it welds steel very well. I run .030 and .035 wire and 25/75% mix of Co2 and Argon gas.

Great looking truck!! Alway good when a plan works out.

That is a good use for a Deuce.:driver:

Thanks, that is what I needed to know. I was thinking it was due to the tabs that would stick out.:beer:

Thanks, I did not want the link, I pasted a pic but the link came up. I did not know how to change it.:-(

Is this the old stile head gasket?

You could try Uship and see if you get any replies there. The problem with the M109 is that it will have to be on a step deck trailer, I think. Good luck with the recovery!!