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Well I ended up not getting the deuce I was looking at. I did find a company that would do the move for $370 which I think was a pretty fair deal. Now I have another question. Is it possible to transport 2 deuces at a time on a trailer? I'm thinking if I bid up in Arkansas or Oklahoma, I may...

That's a thought, I suppose I'd have to remove the back axles and if the wheels are on the road there still might be some legality issues. I did find a shipper that will do it for under $500 which is probably well worth it to avoid lots of potential hassle. Currently I'm high bidder, but since...

I'm not sure if it is drivable. I kind of doubt it. I do have my transfer dealer who lives near me that says he's willing to do it, but his trailer is a little narrow (as I mentioned in an earlier post).

It's in San Antonio 77miles from my house. I put in a bid request on U Ship, no replies yet. I'm not going to bid until I have a rough idea of how much it will cost to ship it. I'm thinking I might be willing to go as high as $500 to transport it.

Thanks for the info guys. I guess something that shoud not be overlooked is the hassle of trying to unbolt those wheels. I suppose if I can rent a gas air compressor and a big impact wrench it wouldn't be as bad. Do any of you know who I could call in the Austin/San Antonio area for hauling...

Hello, I'm about to bid on an AM general M35A2 and am wondering if it will fit on my trailer. Accoding to the spec sheet the nominal tread (track) width is 70 inches at the rear. I'm wondering if this is with both dual wheels installed? My lowboy has a max internal with of 84" Any help on this...