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Sometimes it is just necessary to pause and examine your priorities. Luke 12:34

I am home, no longer a deuce owner. /end thread

73M819 and I will be pulling out at 1100. hope to be there at 1400.

but this truck will definately be going to greener pastures.

no............

sold.

Price lowered.

Btw, the OBO after the price is serious.

The hook/swivel mount and bucket are not for sale due to liability issues, but if the truck sells I will pay $1 for someone to get rid of them for me :wink:

in the classifieds here

I helped AJ in Clarksville (redthegreendog) pull the power pack from a parts truck.

On a side note, the hydraulics were loud and slow (until they warmed up), but lifting out a multi + 3053 at full extension was no big deal.

I am not the type to name vehicles, but I am considering naming this truck "inclement weather". It seems like everytime I use it to help other steelsoldiers members it has either been 95 degrees with 1000% humidity, or it has been snowing.

hand signals and a trusted assistant at the controlsrofl

I took it standing in the bucket (thanks brandon) that I finnaly got a mount made up for. It slides and pins into the end of the manual extension. The camera is about 35' off the ground in that pic. Right after I took these I disassembled the mount and prepped & painted it, did some repairs...

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Another day, some more paint slathered on. All it needs is some touch up in hard to reach areas and it will be done.

I thought it went well with some of the seabee paint on the pipeline bed. I have been thinking about the markings, but I have not made up my mind yet. I will be painting the base, but just didn't have time to get it clean/prepped this time around.

I managed to get a little paint on it today.

random update... I weighed the truck with the crane in the stowed position today. Empty but carrying my normal assortment of tools, spare, rigging (a couple of hundred pounds), me and about half a tank of fuel the truck weighed 18040 lbs with 8240 lbs on the front axle and 9800 lbs on the rear...