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I am hoping to see my chair that Vtdeucedriver grabbed last year! Jeff :evil:

Those trails are great! They have been doing a ton of work on them.

Do dump trucks in CT have these guards?

The deuce bed is shorter than the bed on the 923 and is more of a direct swap for the short frame M932.

That is a C-Model Mack.

The most durable is Apitong, in Vermont I see alot of Hemlock beds.

I had to stomp on that pedal to get the one I drove to work.

Jeff that middle picture is that 69 on your bridge plate? rofl

Looks great John! I am glad PG Adams worked out for you.

Not a bead lock, it is a combat rim. Bead locks sandwich the bead of the tire to the rim, mostly used for rock crawling or mall crawling. Combat rims are designed to take apart with common tools so the average GI in the field could repair it. Safer than a regular two piece rim but airing it up...

In the shop I used work in if someone didn't use a cage for a tube type tire they probably would have been fired, it is serious stuff I have changed hundreds of tires and not one has come apart ever. When I got my deuce and started changing tires again I bought a cage, It is not worth the risk...

More like Rd 800's. Down under they call them Flintstones. When I was young one of my first trucks was a DM 800, not much HP, plenty of gears 18 speed twin stick and 55,000 lb. rears. I also drove a RD 600 I liked the center cab better than the offset.

That one has a Holmes 750 wrecker body, most of them were refurbed with knucklebooms and underlifts. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzV3Z8ScIhQ

Good to see you here! Are you coming to this years Vermont Rally?

The trailer looks like a M101A1 no surge brakes.

Solargizers help stop sulfation buildup in the battery but charge very little, I have two on my M931A2. If you are looking to charge they make a 9x11 solar panel that charges I have one on my MEP-002A generator.

John your 5 ton gasser tractor must tearing up :cry: wondering when will I get used again. We should see alot more of your tank or scout car this coming summer! :tank:

Really? :popcorn:

Just terminals on the power inverter, you must supply the wires.

I use a pyle in my deuce.