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Uh --- If this is for Vietnam Vets it's 40 years late

Now "that" is a funny post. Thanks for the chuckle roflroflroflrofl

HardCorps --- From one Vet to another ... "Welcome Home" I agree with your post and I especially like your posting of the words " Freedoms unused, are freedoms lost." I'm an oddity here in that my deuce (Rosie) is painted vermillion red. Because of the color I've never had to concern...

I hear what you are saying eldgenb. There are a few members that evidently think it is their patriotic duty inject their unsolicited opinions about how they don't approve of the "sins" of bobbing/modifying a deuce. Sharing opinions is what forums like SS is all about but it's beyond me how...

It's been my experience that by the time you need to winch backwards everything is bogged down to the point that it is impossible to get a cable under the truck

Uhhhh --- You are on the Deuce Modification And Hot Rodding forum :roll:

Here is a link to a thread I posted a while back. View topic - Forty Below Zero Deuce :: Steel Soldiers :: Military Vehicles Supersite I elected not to go with the standard military fuel burning heater becase I feel it is complex (hard to install --- takes up a lot of room, AND I'm afraid...

Thanks for the heads up Justin. This should be an interesting project. Post pictures of what was previously been called "the victim" as you get them. I personally think all deuces should be bobbed. Others, as you know disagree my thought is that since they own their trucks they can do with...

Send in an Irishman ... the bear won't have a chance :-D

Sorry I don't have any pictures to go along with this post but the guy that this story is about is not in any mood to have me or anyone else showing up at his house wanting to take pictures. Firrst off --- To lay a little ground work --- the Orr, Crane Lake Minnesota area where I live and...

I would think there would be a market for a packaged plow kit for a deuce ---- possibly even a market for bobbed deuces kitted with a plows. If I were going to build a deuce plow truck I'd go with a non-winch truck with hard top, heater and stock 900 or 1100 rubber. I'd bob it (seriously...

I took the cables on the M37 (The Pumpkin) that I built apart and dosed them with graphite. They work good but probably weren't broke in the first place. I had to install a hevier foot feed return spring because every once in a while the engine wouldn't idle down completely. The other...

Yes --- You're right. Having said that, where fesibility kicks in is where large processors have other operations like say a corn oil/germ extraction operation and have left over or "waste" heat left over from the extraction process. This can be used to supplement the energy requirements of the...

Rattlewagon wrote: Wouldn't straight air brakes change the classification of the truck and/or the licensing requirement for the driver?

I think we all worry about this sort of think happening. Sorry for your bad luck

Bob it :-D

Update! --- Three days after my previous post/pictures:

pwrwagonfire wrote: Your welcome and yes indeed I'm using a standard M37 belt. I don't have a NAPA number. The last belt I bought came from John Bizal @ Midwest Military in Prior Lake MN --- 952-440-8778