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That would explain it. LOL

popz, I never seen door panels like that on a Deuce before. What's the story on them? Also, what are all the levers for?

I have some (ten or more) I'd let go for $20 a piece.

Dave, PM me, I'd like more info if you have it.

Only one way to find out. Air down and hit it.

I think with custom wheels, it would work. I wouldn't mount them on syock wheels anyhow. Plenty of clearance between the tire and frame and tire and fender well, for them to fit side by side. I've heard some say that you cant run 53" XZL's on a Deuce also....there's always an exception.

Four......or if the price is right, six, so I can run duals again on the rear axle. What is the overall hight of the 1400 NDT?

How rare are the 1400x20 NDT's? I'd like to run a set on my truck.

I never ended up running rear shocks on mine. Rides fine, the way it is.

Preacherboy, I don't think your hitch is much better than the one originally posted. Flat stock has hardly any strength in that position. Your pintle is attached, what....10" above the structural support bar. You admit, that it flexes already, while under braking conditions. Metal fatigues...

I'd say you did good. You got the search police off your back, and now everyone with an extra cover for sale knows you need a "solid OD M105 cover" :beer:

That's quite the heavy duty fence ya got there.

I've seen the bottom of the in tank fuel pump fall off before. When this happens and the fuel is higher than the bottom of the broken pump, the injection pump can pull fuel and continue to run. Once fuel drops below that point, the IP starves for fuel and the truck quits running.

You know you have a problem, when after getting a Deuce, your on first name basis with the UPS guy :beer: I'm in Holland, where in SW Michigan are you?

Here's mine, when I bought it.

The first tank (12x20) with out the baffles. I'd cut the end off it, and park my plow truck in it during the winter months. Instant garage.

Ask, and you shall recieve. Running the same setup on the front steer axle also. And to think, someone paid $10,500 for it.

The only thing that I ever find out in the woods, are trees :cry: Some people have all the luck.

6.44 to 1 and 10. somthing to 1

I'd do it in a "yard truck" but nothing that sees the road.