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Welcome aboard and to the Deuce owners club. You are not allowed to post links to other sites for your pictures, upload them to SS. 1. You can buy anything for your truck if you have enough money. 2. Your truck so do what you want. As a camper it would have been more useful left on the...

Welcome to the site from Ohio

Are you going to add any pointed backwards?

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I just wanted to use the new Dell Icon. :3dAngus:

Welcome to the site and good luck on the project.

Why don't you try sending a bribe to the moderators? Just don't use a check. Zingggggggg ;-)

That's great, Gimpy will be so happy.

No need for blackout conditions............and they wouldn't last long at Haspin.

We are going to pull the entire power pack at once. Although it says 1-ton on the beam that was for the 20-25 foot long beam, mine is about 12 feet. I believe in having a lot of unneeded capacity for safety.

I'm getting ready to change mine as well. I finally got my 5-ton chain hoist on crane with a new trolley on Saturday. We are going to have an engine swapping get together after the GA Rally. I tested my setup by picking up the front of the Deuce. :-)

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Pic three shows a tag but the flash washed it out. I think a better pic might be in order.

Looks good. I probably would not have painted the tip red but that's just me. Might be nice to put a pair in my Deuce.

Last time he called me DH wanted to know how far Westy's truck had burned. ;-)

When I watched The Colony reality TV show thy built the system but I still have one question: Does it produce a liquid fuel or a fuel in a gaseous state? I don't think I have seen any of the information that says one way or another. They don't seem too complicated. They boys from the south...

Maybe not so strange. We run VCenter and it cool to see issues pop up and the software spins up a new server and the process continues or it gets moved to new hardware automagically. Snapshots are taken for the same reason SS is done. Tough to bring our servers down but boy let a network...

I assume this is what you are talking about: Wood gas generator - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia In the back of a truck. Wood gas as motor fuel On one of the reality shows they built one in survival mode and drove themselves to safety in a truck with no diesel or gasoline. They also ran a...

The first 90 is pointed up at a 22.5 degree angle, the 22.5 degree elbow gets it to 45 degrees. But I'm just guessing.

Let me be the first to say, I like it. It looks good and it fits in with my way of thinking, inexpensive.[thumbzup]