Deuce dump at work

[zak]

After spending all summer getting the dump road worthy it finally paid off. But it wouldn't have happened without the knowledge gleamed from reading this forum on a daily basis. I drove about 170 miles to our summer cabin with only one mishap. The drivers side mirror fell out of the metal shell. I then hauled 12 loads of sand(36 yards) for the beach and 4 loads of top soil for some low spots without a hitch. Three yards seemed like a good load. The pit didn't have scales and I didn't want to rut the lawn too bad. The lake level goes down every fall and was down by two feet now. I was able to back right up to the waters edge and dump. I even haulled six loads for my neighbor. The truck drove great and in some ways is easier to drive than my m37.

 

[Armada]

RE: Duece dump at work

It's nice being able to have the toys earn their keep! Your tipper looks nice.
You are not far from me Larry. Now I know who to call if I need a load of sand dumped on my shore....

 

[maddawg308]

RE: Duece dump at work

Very nice looking dumper there! I love pics showing our members using their MVs for useful purposes. Don't get me wrong, show trucks are nice too, but there's something about having a military type vehicle and putting it to good use fixing up someone's property, house, moving other objects, etc.

Keep up the good work!

 

[OD_Coyote]

I think M35 dumps are one of the coolest looking trucks out there and your truck looks great.
I unloaded 3 yards of 5/8 minus from the back of my deuce with a shovel a couple weeks ago and I was really wishing I had a dump bed.