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When pulling it straight off the back make sure your air tanks dont have the pressure relief sticking straight up or you'll bust it off. Ask me how I know. Notice mine is now in a 90 fitting.

Government Liquidation customer service sucks. There that should lead some google searches to this thread.

Is it easier to just get out and lock them in when you need to, or is it easier to replace or pay to have replaced broken and burned out drivetrain parts? When going trail riding yes, lock-in the hubs, Going 1000 miles down the hiway? As for the tire wear, look for the usual worn front end...

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/60557-deuce-brake-light-operation-question.html sounds like the same problem.

Say what you want. For the sake of the site Im not going to respond anymore in this thread, Goodnight.

Look, Go back and read all my posts about this. Its not an auction thing its a rule thing. In my explanation of the rules I know it seems like Im trying to just keep things quiet. I'm not. I speak up because That rule is a pet peave of mine, I've made that known. It bothers me, just like me...

:doh: This is much easier. However, that chisel like to shoot out of there with some force when it wanted to

:roll: :cookoo: Jeezes I thought this ended a few weeks ago. I only speak up when the rules are broken, not when guys post legitemate discussion about auctions. If youd go back and look this is in the GL forum .

The 900 series cabs are wider.

Cheater :p Use of heavy equip and plasma cutters is not alowed.

nopicsand the story of how you got those stitches.

Have a winch on the trailer? If not get a come-a-long and pull them up onto your trailer yourself.

These do?

Ugh. Dont get me started on that stupid unwritten rule. I to was in the USAF and "had" to spend left over budget money at the end of the fiscal year. Do you know how many tools I turned in as unservicable just because it was scratched or the handle was marred all because we had an upcoming...

Are there wrecker spades in there somewhere? and the sockets on the front or rear of the truck? If so get them. I will buy them from you.

storeman, I bet there are members near your AO that would have the spare wheels and tires you could just take with you and return when you get it home. Like barrman said the wheels you have will fit but will be really close to the frame and if you have the smaller 8lug cucv wheels you wont have...

Not to take bussiness away from 100dollarman but there is an SS member in Oklahoma that builds bobbed deuces. Let me go find his name. Mike-something Edit: found him, mikew

Mine is the one and only one Im doing. I have not seen hundys trucks in person but Ive seen many threads when people buy his trucks and have not seen one complaint yet. Like DH said, I bet he would ship them no problem.

Wheres the fun in shipping. If your adventurous and have the time and money I say go for it.

:doh: Guess I should have taken typing in high school. I might have gottn that out before 2 others beat me to it.