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Kyle, you need to do a photo shoot with your deuce next to other vehicles to compare the sizes. :drool:

Don't forget to dampen the winch cable when you use it to extract yourself or others. A floormat, jacket or something else placed on top of the winch cable mid point along the cable will protect you and others from a whiplash effect if the cable were to snap. You had plenty of cute little...

Drool!

Attached is the TM for the water buffalo, TM 9-2330-267-14&P. It covers M149, A1 & A2.

I really appreciate you sharing your build information for us. Yes, I ordered the Mack intake snorkel, but it was on back order. It should be in next week. 8)

Although it was 30% chance of rain all day I headed out to the home of Timntrucks. Tim finished welding up the rear lift blocks, plates, and cross tubes for me. We test fit the M105A2 bed one last time. I marked the patient for surgery. With help from the wonderful XM381.com website I...

I bought this one from LugWrench.Biz. It's got a 58:1 conversion. Timntrucks has seen me use it on my deuce at his house. It's the coolest thing since cold beer. Well, maybe not that cool. It's $160 plus the ride. :beer:

Did you ever finish the trailer? It's not like you to take more than a day to finish something, BJ! :beer:

Any info on the shocks? :D

As found on the Tweel Wikipedia page: "The Tweel does have several flaws, however, the worst being vibration. Above 50*mph (80*km/h), the Tweel vibrates considerably, which in itself is a problem that also gives rise to undesired noise and heat. A fast-moving Tweel is unpleasantly loud[3] and...

Thank you so much for the intake part number. The Mack part number cross referenced to Donaldson H001660, and I found one at filterspro.com ($122). Next question, what shocks did you go with? They look like Rancho. I want a single shock front/rear, and my bobber is 13 inches taller than with...

I can't find that darn Mack intake for anything on the internet! Could you help me with a part number? :D

I snagged a 24v wireless GoLight Spotlight from the SS classifieds. It should be here soon. Waiting on a set of deuce front springs to finish the rear of the lift kit install. Then we tackle the front part of the truck for the lift kit install!

Deloit, check the 3 picture albums that Toxic has listed in his profile. He has pictures of the steps down. Other construction pics there too! Love this truck! So, what did you snag the intake from?

A quick google search came up with Catahoula Recreation and Offroad Park. It is located in Sicily Island, LA about 120 miles north of Baton Rouge. Check out their site. Catahoula Recreation, Off-Road Racing, Rock Climbing, Trails for ORV, Jeeps, ATV and Dirt Bikes...

For the past few weeks I have been installing the lift kit with help from Timntrucks and lilbob. I drilled 40 holes for the rear blocks using the 1/4" cryobit first then following up with a 1/2" cryobit. I used 3-in-1 oil at least 3-4 times on each bit for each hole. It took 3-4 minutes per...

Sorry to keep the thread on a tangent, but here's my 4 1/2 year old male Great Dane, Hudson. He's 190 lbs. My wife's occupation is a professional dog handler. Hudson is an AKC Champion, Grand Champion, and a Canine Good Citizen. He's also one helluva guard dog for the deuce! Here is a...

Man, that truck sounds mean!

Glad you got it! One day someone will try the "drop method" to separate the axle assembly from the frame and they will thank me! Took less than a minute! hehe

Take a video if you use my method! rofl