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Never made any movie but a deuce of mine made the Trucks Gone Wild dvd from a snow run in MN, I was trying to whip donuts with it and made about 5 seconds of the video :smile:

Welcome to the site! Tons of great info here and the people are great too.

If you click on the link in the first post you can get a preview of what it's going to look like. The only problem is they keep referring to it as a 5 ton but it sure looks like a deuce to me.

Nice find! I have the same trailer except a 34', I've hauled many deuces on it and they haul great. Just remember, don't rely on the grease fittings at the end of the spindles to grease your bearings, all they do is grease the inner and never get grease to the outer bearing. Best thing to do...

Or if you want a really nice u-joint go to your local 4x4 shop, they probably handle Spicer joints. I run them in my mud truck (standard 1410 size) and they hold up great to over 700 horse with 57" tall tires.

I have some Ouverson lockouts for sale in the classifieds, they are brand new direct from OEM, I also have some double splined shafts that I can put together with one lockout, PM me if interested. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/vbclassified.php?do=ad&id=2633

I've got about 10 to choose from if you want to jump across the boarder and take a look at them.

"Buyer Beware" for sure in this case. Buy from a more reputable seller in my opinion.

Well not exactly Southern MN but not too far north, I'm in Blaine. I know there are a few members on here in your neck of the woods.

I love to drive my deuce around town, you get a lot of looks and it is a great conversation piece, one time it took me 30 minutes just to get into Fleet Farm after I parked! I do have some for sale too and Andy is a great guy to deal with also. If you are looking to buy one or just want to go...

Ya I'm pretty sure both places are not able to title a deuce any more. Has anyone done one lately through Broadway or ITS.

Six months?? I thought it was a year?

The bows normally are not longer, they are just raised up about a foot or so and held up with a bolt throught them.

Good luck on your recovery Andy!

I was wondering the same thing, when I pulled that motor and tranny my 763 Bobcat couldn't lift it without a counterweight. Good thing I had a Goodyear G286 next to the garage that worked perfect! Chained it to the back and I was able to lift the combo.

So what happens if I buy a truck for $1000 and sell it for $10,000 (yes they are made up figures)? Is the government going to pay my buyer the $10,000? Cause I sure as heck don't have it anymore. Also, what about the ones I've honestly scrapped out? Do I have to prove I scrapped them? I...

Welcome to the site! Tons of info and ideas on this site for sure.

Not sure when they started but they were made, I just took off a set of 16 inch rims off my M1009 (6 hole) and put some 15's back on it.

The rims that come on an M1009 are hub centered? I never knew that. Why not just go with a regular lug centered rim?

Did you already pick up a motor or were you thinking about getting one from me? Let me know, I can get started on the removal right away.