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If you were able to make the inspection period yesterday and/or plan to pickup one, please shoot me a PM. Thanks.

RE: 900 Hood Joe, I thought you left for good. Glad to see you back. Stick around, we need you.

Re: RE: Headed to Morocco Morocco is a major recipient of the foreign military sales program. Google Morocco Foreign Military Sales and you will find a long list of stuff sent to them.

$2500 is a steal! Got any pics?

2" spacers is what I have used on two different M1008s. They work great. Are they safe? Not as safe as not having spacers. I paid about $120 per pair. Make sure you order the right ones.

That Mazda is the heaviest thing I have loaded on the flatbed. rofl I believe the max payload (higway) is 20,000#. The self-loading limit is 10,000# IIRC, probably due to the winch. I think the dump cylinders would handle much more. Also, the bridge trucks can handle more weight than a...

What quote did you get? There isn't anything too special about the beds, except of course that they were designed to work with the truck and do the job! :lol: I don't have underside pics or dimensions but could try to get you whatever your need. Basically the frame runners on the edge of...

Wreckers are handy to have around. Here are few pics to share.

Those aluminum pallets have gotten hard to find. I have seen them for $5000, almost as much as the trucks, but a bridge truck has limited use without it. Here is a pic of mine.

Yes, they are wider and work well with the 14x20 tires. However, they will only work on the bridge trucks (unless you adapt your axles with parts from the bridge trucks).

Re: RE: Re: RE: Mileage going up on towed deuces? Either that, or I set the land speed record in a military truck! :lol: Here is the pre-tow picture

RE: Re: RE: Mileage going up on towed deuces? I towed a truck home once that had 1 hour and 12 miles on it. When I got it home, I was surprised the mileage was now 186. Still only 1 hour though!

If you are running duals in the back, I would keep it stock all the way around. I can't imagine you would have any problems with a 16R20 vs a 14R20 on the stock bridge truck wheels.

Yes, there are a few bobbed 5 tons around. Try the search function and you will find a few threads.

Re: it's on Why would you go with HEMTT wheels in the front? They are going to stick way out.

Re: thanks 2" wider. Yes they will fit. You shouldn't have any problem with the rims or spacing between them. The bridge truck also greater spacing between the axles so you have move room there too. Go for it!

Cool looking truck! Got any more pics, maybe of the trailer too? You could always let USA6x6 pimp your ride.

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Yes, I think it can be done. I have posted a pic before of an older M139 style bridge truck with dual 1600R20 Michelin XLs. I'll see if I can find it.

I don't think you will like the 10x12 doors, especially if you are going to have an M125. My shop has 12x14 doors. Just about everthing can fit in.