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Last summer I saw a fire fighting deuce in CO with air brakes. I'll have to find the pics.

*rally

Perhaps an NV4500

I wonder how much umph that belt driven unit I have has.

Very good point. Would be nice to have power all the time.

I have a couple rear facing T-case PTOs. Also a couple from civvy converted water trucks (the '62 and '66) that are one speed rear facing shaft IIRC. Then a reservoir, maybe cooler, some quick couplers... Come to think of it, I have a belt driven underhood hydraulic pump with electric clutch...

You guys have suggestions on what to do with this thing? Anyone know anyone who would be interested in it? The truck is so rough, I'm thinking to pull the bed off and save it and part what's left of the truck. Powertrain and one diff is missing.

Seems like a “wet kit” might be the handiest thing to have on a deuce. A hydraulic winch seems better than pto, and you can do a dump bed, log splitter, hoist, mini backhoe, plow, etc. with it...thoughts?

I think it's usually rod failure...? There are improved rod bolts now.

Curious about the rod failures themselves

Please expound on the "center web" Thanks!

“ Things were going real well until Covid hit, and everywhere I was doing research closed, leaving me in a holding pattern. Best, David Doyle”

So we can preorder?

I can jump out and spot or pull cable 🤙🏻

Off-roading Vs. sitting around is exactly my speed. Though we are desert here, so different. If there’s a seat I might come out and jump in it. I’ll pull my weight or more whenever I can.

I have no idea what the deal is...but I do have a machine and welding shop in SoCal if the intention is to put it back together.

I keep threatening to fly out the to East for a Rally....

Fall?

I like my 5". There is one on youtube with duals behind the cab that sounds good.

I have thought about machining cups or races out of UHMW to fit either side of the ball, and capture somehow, sandwich plates outside the joint probably. Similar to a "Johnny Joint" (rebuildable). Big Mike is very active online, very helpful, great guy. Go-to for most of the country. Erik is...