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as tall and as heavy as they are make sure you cross chain it to restrain all movement.

well my trucks not yet ready to go but if you need a place to tow it to or tools or help on the road ill be ready

you buying a truck from zy

the ones on my father in laws rig are pretty much that same size and we have lifted 1500 pound with no flexing or anything, alot depends on rope size to and how they are attached to the vehicle. i would think they should handle a ton easily.

there not from a telephone truck, mine are 4 inch diameter and i think thats the same size on all the trucks that used em. they look alot like a pair my father in law has on his old 56 ford farm truck

its just a form that the seller fills out saying the price he sold it to you for. they will use that as the value since you cant find a deuce in a blue book. it will save you some taxes on it as you will just have to pay sales tax on it for the purchase price, no additional fee shenanigans...

i went through the same title issue with mine, i purchased it from a Oregon member on here, just send them the purchase price verification form and that's all you need.

It's on the list, right now every surface has a thick dirt covered oil mix on it

heres some more pics of all the tool boxes, and the a frame mounts. i haven't cleaned off the winch yet so i don't know its rating but i hear its 30000, also the heater.

i plan on restoring the truck to as original as possible and have a number of jobs i can really use it for when im done

Hard to belive, we can only save so much

Cool, I really hope I can make it, I have been really wanting to meet some of the nw members. So what specifics does your truck have, air shift tc, hard top, etc.....

Do you plan on making it to any of the rallies this year, I'm going to try if my trucks ready

Congrats on the truck, you will love it

i have always had luck finding new bearings and seals by taking the old examples in and going off dimensions. I dont know about your town but here i go to the "Industrial" part of town were all the big rig shops are and there's lots of shops like those and the prices are always great.

54reo I will defenetly be sending you some pm's as I plan to keep this as original as possible and will be looking for interior and exterior pics if you don't mind.

i know, he said he scrapped others that were in somewhat worse shape. Just glad i could save this one

will do, first on the list is a good cleanup. Inside the cab should be quick considering the seats are sitting in the back of it right now.

no, he actually sold it to some guy who wanted it for a rock crawler so the one under it is just a random one stuck under it to move it

its a telephone line repair truck.