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You west coast guys are killing me. A $1500 starting bid for a super super rare, looks to be rust free truck with winch no less.:roll:

But think of it this way, those tools can also be used for other fixes. If you lose a wheel cylinder you could almost have fixed it if you had fixed the seal yourself. I always tend to try and do any fix myself if not for any other reason to get a new tool. You will always use it again.:wink:

Even if you charge them, they are not compatable with the deuce, you are asking for trouble. You just need to get the right batteries. Do an internet search for nicad batteries you will learn alot.

Don't forget the A2s and A3s. (Which the only difference is the transfer cases).

The differences will be in the front couple pages of the manuals.:wink:

They are aircraft batterys, or possibly from a ground start turbine. They are totally incompatable with the deuce. I would consider it lucky they have not had a thermal runaway or damaged the truck yet. Personally I would not attempt to start the truck with them in it again. Something very bad...

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/salvage-yard-info/15024-csi-inc-tallapoosa-ga.html

CSI in Tallapoosa has them.

Yes, it is Boyce. I think they were around 30 dollars each.

So you are saying you can take a hub off say a 3/4 ton chevy pickup from the late 70's with a dana 44 front end and put those hubs on a corporate 10 bolt from the mid 80's? IF it does work, it would still have the weak 10 bolt axles and would have to prolly buy the whole axle to get the hubs...

Unless I am missing something, this is a blazer with 10 bolt front end. When did GM make an 8 lug hub that will fit that?

No you can't take F250 hubs and install them on the Blazer 10 bolts. The easiest (cheapest) way is to find an old chev 3/4 ton and swap out the axles.

Just buy the dolly and you have both very cheap.

Dang, too bad I didn't know he was in Loxahatchee. The M59 is there and needs to come north.:-(

5 Ton winches are ALOT bigger than deuce ones.:roll:

I have 2 of timtrucks 3KW diesel gensets in my garage waiting transport to his house. They both have less than 2 hours each and are flawless.:roll:

Summit Racing has them online too.

They are pretty hard to find. I'd agree, probably for a plow. SECO in Augusta has 3 M342's for parts but be ready to open the wallet. Someone had 2 tailgates about a year ago. Kenny, may know who it was.

Info sent. Was 2009 tax info so should be current.:wink:

Tim, I was pretty bored at work tonight. I went to the St Tammany Parish Assessor web page did a property value search for the name of the road. There were 9 owners that came back. Then I went and mapquested all of them. Only one is right on that corner (or near it). The address is 1717 and...