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M813s have 14 ft beds. M818s are about 2 ft shorter......so a 12ft standard deuce bed works fine. Just take the 5th wheel/plates/tire rack/tool box off & bolt a deuce bed right on. I have one sitting here if you want to trade me for the 5th wheel stuff that you have to take off...

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Are you referring to the modified hemtt rims on ebay? He is a member here, his username is "ccequipment". Personally, I think that they are the BEST looking deuce rims I have seen. And, when you figure in the savings of having 2 piece rims (that you can mount a tire onto yourself) vs a 1...

$6,000-15,000 on GL. Keep in mind.....if you buy a rolling pile of rust, you will spend a LOT more than the purchase price just to get it on the road! 2cents

You can download them here also ----> https://www.logsa.army.mil/etms/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewsearchform&CFID=1416834&CFTOKEN=fd66bb6ac515a80f-083F2E9B-C72E-8C27-F9DB0C11F701CE97

$1870 -- 2530 - Vehicular Brake, Steering, Axle, Wheel & Tract Components at Government Liquidation $1847 -- 2530 - Vehicular Brake, Steering, Axle, Wheel & Tract Components at Government Liquidation $1860 -- 2530 - Vehicular Brake, Steering, Axle, Wheel & Tract Components at Government...

Same sizes as a deuce I would think.....14.00s maybe? SELL IT!!! Keep the 900 series! ;) rofl

I guess I can make the 5 mile trip there! ;) haha

I have bought one or two things.....NO invite for me! rofl

Front right hand deuce/5ton lugs have the same thread as those nuts that come w/the HEMTT rims. I am sure by the time all mine get installed, 1 or 2 will come up missing. Orings......1 of these 2.....order both! (Thanks Vinny-socom) One OR220TG Grader O-Ring (rim dia. 20"), Tires & Supplies...

Take the batts out of your M1008 & put them in it! Then just buy new ones for the M1008 from walmart. I can post the stock # for the ones I put in my M1009 & they work great & are only $75/each. 2cents

For 20 or more 5 tons per lot & MOST had winches.....hmmm....yeah I would say so! ;)

It takes both to start the truck....since they are 2 linked 12volt batts that make 24volts. The deuce will run without batts even hooked up once it is started. I have had this happen more than once, and each time it was one of two things. #1 - Dead batt that would not hold a charge. #2 -...

rofl Trust me.....if those lots were within 200 miles of my house....they would ALL be sitting here! They went unbelievably cheeeeeeeeap! aua

Yep....my first response covered both....the axle flange (thank you for the correct wording!) and also the outer oil seal. If gear oil is running out of the inside of the wheel....then it is leaking out around the brake drum. This can & will cause braking failure on that side of that axle...

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I am assuming it is leaking from behind the inside tire (closest to the center of the axle). If it is just leaking around the axle seal...FOLLOW MADDAWG308'S HOW-TO ....that takes 20 minutes & RTV high-temp sealant only. You will not need to order anything from ODIron. Just go to autozone...

You can replace your outer wheel seal without taking really anything heavy apart. Just unbolt the axle shaft, pull it out, remove the axle nut, lockring, and old wheel seal.....then install a new wheel seal & put everything back! Make sure you put a nice bead of RTV high-temp sealant around...

Are you sure your injector pump is working? The fuel pump would push fuel through it & it would squirt out of any point from the tank until the last injector return line.....it just would not pressurize the fuel enough to make the engine run. Remove the fuel pump power cord, turn the accessory...

uh oh!!!!!!!!! Dont let Dirt71 see all those 10 tons!!!!!!!!!!!!! rofl