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Talked to another Ag customer Friday that said the deuces they used to use went through axleshafts a lot. I think the reason recreational users don't break them as much is because we don't use them as hard (over)loaded.

Aw, c'mon, deuces are tiny!

How much more travel 'til the rear axle hits the bump stops? I imagine it rubs more when the axles articulate side to side.

You would have to have to have the deuce loaded to weight capacity and on some very extreme terrain to damage anything, especially the axle shaft by rubbing.

Weld a pulley or drill a hole for an eyebolt in the bottom of the bed. I have no bed and a crane in the shop...cheater.

Pull the plug, you'll get chunks.

I was at TDS with dezert ratt (the next day). I had just gotten done swapping the center diff in my ex civvy water truck deuce(see sig). I got spare parts from a neighboring shop yard with a few parts deuces, and the guys there have been around forever. They said back in the day when they were...