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Easy. See http://www.steelsoldiers.com/conversations/48411-finally-factory-deuce-20k-hitch.html

Yes

I do prefer the MVT tread for my trucks, when available. I consider it "All-Terrain" whereas the others I consider "Mud Tread".

I don't know what valvestems those A3 wheels take, but you should be able to source them somewhere. The A3 wheels are designed to work with the MPT 14.5 tires. You only have one tread choice in that size on the surplus market. The other tires are not well suited for A3 wheels due to...

If you have the A3 wheels, the answer is simple. Michelin XL 14.5R20

The manual says to pull all 4 rear axle shafts. I thought 1 on each axle would do it (unless locker equipped).

Weclome to Steelsoldiers! Fall River, huh? Flint Oaks is mighty fine.

I should be able to help you on all fronts. I'll send you a PM and we can set something up.

Blast from the past! I remember when that picture was first posted 3 years ago and no one really had a use for those towbars. Now, those big towbars have become more valuable with the flood of M915 series trucks. I used 2 of the biggins on Friday to recover some M915A1s.

I met your scout crew on Friday while they checked it out!

Yeah, but how long is it going to take to get anywhere? That would be a heavy truck/trailer combo and payload capacity would be very limited.

Last night I spotted a M911 southbound on I-35. It was painted as a work truck and said Barnhart on the door. After I quick search on the internet, I found this video showing 2 M911s in use:

Dewayne is a super guy and a gracious host but I can't make either of the proposed dates. It will take a LOT of advance planning to have a successful event.

Thanks for the pics! Glad to see these trucks getting used.

I don't think there is any stretch to it. It just looks way long because the tandems are moved all the way back. M820 should have about 20' of frame behind the cab.

Looks like a cool project. I have seen that HEMTT before. :wink:

Come see me in OKC when you are ready to buy. I usually have good running deuces for $3000 - $4000.

Probably a little more than you are looking for, but I do have some new 11x20 chains. I'll get a classified add posted soon with the specifics.

I have posted a pic of dual 16R20s before, but an easier solution would be to lower the air pressure in your tires. That is going to give you more flotation & traction than just going to wider tires.

Wholesale and retail prices are widely different. Your cheapest route is to buy from "the source"!