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Thanks, good information on the transmission, seems you fixed all the issues. Now how about that hydro. winch? the PTO couldn't work , I'm guessing you would need a PTO for nv4500 and not a divorced one since it's a bobbed truck How big of a deal is it to convert to hydraulics. What pump...

When you have the time , it would help if you explained the choice of tranny. I always thought the Deuce's was a tough one. I know the nv4500 is smooth shifting but has problems, right or wrong. This is a great build project! Thanks for taking the time. Ron

Now this is a great project! Hope you follow up with data on operation, top speed, the winch, etc. Thanks

Always good to have another Mo. member, I'm from beautiful downtown Dittmer, Mo. Good luck and remember to have fun with your hobby!

new from Mo. Hello and welcome, quite a few members from the area. Everybody on here seems to be a great group of people, just wanting to help. Keep up the good work. Ron

removeable hitch I just like to build things heavyduty, to the point of over kill. It certainly has me thinking. Thank you for posting your new equipment. Ron

removeable hitch I wouldn't think it has the same towing rate as the pintle would. Maybe a couple of more bolts and some more bracing. I wouldn't feel comfortable towing a truck on a float. I don't know what's everybody think? Ron

aftermarket wheels Good tread guys, I have to say I'm alittle confused, but keep it coming and I'll reread. I would like to do the same someday. Need to figure which wheel and tire combo first. Thanks Ron

removable hitch very nice set-up, would like make one myself, but has anyone tried to figure the weight rating for a hitch like your's. How safe is it, first and foremost. I do like good ideas! Ron

11.00r16 tires Thanks guys, I've got 4.89 gears in now. Hope the tires don't rob too much power. Scrapdaddy

11.00r16 tires So i read this tread the other day and went ahead and bought a set. Now i can't remember if the stock rims for my m37 will work. I thought they would but not sure about the tubes. if not , can a guy order the right tubes anywhere. Thanks Ron

Thanks guys, this will be good information to have on hand when I do mine.

Remote Reservoir I was going to build a pressure bleeder, but now I'm wondering where would you connect your bleeder hose to. The remote or the master cylinder cap. Thanks Ron

That's exactly why I bought my deuce! good job. If you could tell us what make of dump you have and is it pto or electric. I need a lift heavy enough to dump road rock and firewood. As far as the hay, my wife unloads ours, Right! Scrapdaddy

I'm in Dittmer, there's a few of us here, one guy even sells them in Cedar Hill. Come on up I've got a m37 also

Thanks Will, I didn't realize that Napa has those parts. I'm always amased at what Napa can get, Ron

Hi everyone, I cut one of my air hoses to the 105 and need the ferrules? to make a new hose anybody know where to buy these. Do I need that kind of setup or can I just use hose clamps instead of the compression fitting. Thanks in advance, Ron

I went to napa to get a supply of 3 and 5 amp fuses for my recovery coming up monday and they showed me many different sizes and types. Could someone post the exact number for fuses, slow blow or otherwise. Thanks in advance. Scrapdaddy

Great job! Your workmenship shows through out the whole truck. Alot of hours went into it. I also would like to know more about the paint. I'm wanting to do mine that color

Good job! I'm starting on my deuce this summer and if you don't mind saying, what is the paint you used. The internet doesn't show color all that well, but I like your color alot. The steps, did you make them up are purchase them, good idea. I hope mine turns out close to yours. Thanks Ron