juddspaintballs
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That's what I thought...but ASGtoolman said he had one on his
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That's what I thought...but ASGtoolman said he had one on his
I like the sleeker look of the m101 bed.
Of course it doesn't hurt that you don't have to change the rear driveshaft length from stock.
Looks like a different M101 than what he's talking about earlier. I'll see if I can find a picture of the A3 bed.I like the sleeker look of the m101 bed.
Of course it doesn't hurt that you don't have to change the rear driveshaft length from stock.
Your right, I used a 101A1 bed.Looks like a different M101 than what he's talking about earlier. I'll see if I can find a picture of the A3 bed.
WOW!I weighed my bobbed deuce today. It's a standard M105 bob, using the trailer springs and helper leafs (frame shortened ~3'.) Softtop w/ow, no bows or tarps, 1/4 tank of fuel. Stock 9.00x20's. I had removed the spare tire, and all the tools from the toolbox.
9,360lbs.
His super light weight is mostly due to stock wheels/tires. For some reason I kinda like bobbers on 9.00 or 11.00's. My bobber --with 1400x20's-- weighs 10700 (hardtop).I weighed my bobbed deuce today. It's a standard M105 bob, using the trailer springs and helper leafs (frame shortened ~3'.) Softtop w/ow, no bows or tarps, 1/4 tank of fuel. Stock 9.00x20's. I had removed the spare tire, and all the tools from the toolbox.
9,360lbs.
Yours isn't too bad considering you still have your winch. I cant believe how much those old winches weight!Mine must be a fat pig.11,780# bobbed.
Hardtop, all that awesome suspension bracketry you made, the massive tires and wheels, the top and bows are a few things that take the weight total up.Mine must be a fat pig.11,780# bobbed.
Thank you for the compliment. Especially coming from someone with an equally nice Truck.Hardtop, all that awesome suspension bracketry you made, the massive tires and wheels, the top and bows are a few things that take the weight total up.
BUT....it all adds up to, in my humble opinion, the biggest, meanest, most dimensionally-correct monster bobber!
Great job, Ridgerunner.![]()
Hardtop, all that awesome suspension bracketry you made, the massive tires and wheels, the top and bows are a few things that take the weight total up.
BUT....it all adds up to, in my humble opinion, the biggest, meanest, most dimensionally-correct monster bobber!
Great job, Ridgerunner.![]()
I dont know if you both made build threads but I'm going to go searching for them because I want my future deuce to look just like one of yours. Hats off to you both for awesome looking bobs!Thank you for the compliment. Especially coming from someone with an equally nice Truck.![]()