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Wow I was getting quotes to get it hauled $1100 :( And that was the lowest... Just hit up Napa for fuel filters and fuses, going to see if I can talk them into letting my try to drive it back.

Still looking for transportation for the deuce, I'll try a few more local haulers, but the lowest I've found is $1100 :shock:

The knuckle boom is actually rather light only 400ish pounds I walked it off the trailer. And the bed hoist if I build it should be about the same so I'm loosing less than a half a ton. I hope the SF97 and PennDot hijinks aren't going to be horrible.

I'm actually going to mount it in the bed, with sub frame that goes through the bed to the frame, with a pivot pin on each corner so I can swing the crane to either side. Its not that large of a crane actually, its only rated for half ton. But I'm going to do some work on it first and mount...

Well the road is going to be done in sections I don't have enough vacation to tackle it all at once, so it going to be a few tons at a time 3 at the most of #57 gravel. I'm planning on the dump hoist over the summer when I mount the knuckle boom crane. So hopefully I'm Not going to unloading by...

I hadn't thought about using the tires for retaining walls! Thats a great idea I'll need to make a thumb for my skid steer bucket to move around the 11.00-20" and other tractor tires that he stashed places but that should be hard.

Well I was going to unload with my new holland l-425, First I was going to do some 2 wheel self unloading hijinks and then make a cut out in this one hill/slope then dig in some logs for a field expediant loading dock. Drive on, grab a half ton of gravel, go and dump where I need it, repeat...

I doubt parades, but a ton of work I have 55 acres that I need to haul my skid steer back and forth from my house to maintain, cut in a berm for a backstop for my pistol range, and to haul 175ish tons of gravel to rebuild the road. A bunch of guys on SxS and ATV's tore the road to shreads this...

I've driven one before, my friend had one that we used to move equipment. His was a C turbo I'm hoping this is a D turbo, it drove me nuts when I was driving it. The mechanic said it might be a easy fix probably lift pump, if it isn't it would be good to get a quote to haul it.

I dont know about the red paint job, I've had fire trucks before, looking for something in OD :) From talking with the mechanic it was well taken care of he thought they were going to fix the fuel pump and send her to a new fire department.

They say it must be hauled and they say it has a fuel issue, but from talking with the mechanic I think its the lift pump fuse. The distance is 100.1 miles.

Well I just won a M35a2 and will need to move it in Southwest Pennsylvania from Windber down near Somerset (zip 15936) to Ambridge north of Pittsburgh (Zip 15003) If anybody is available please PM me a quote. Thanks

I have joined the Deuce club just won a M35a2c! :D More than I wanted to spend at $4100 but its much closer to me in Pittsburgh than any other deuce I've found. Now the hard part to get it back to my storage lot till I can get time to get it back in 24087 OD instead of this silly fire engine...

Well this is the knuckle boom crane I'm going to mount on my m35a2 (once I actually get a m35a2) I want it stored at the top of bed behind the cab but I want to use it at the tailgate so I'll rig up a slider for the base, and then use some channel under the bed to mount it to the frame and use...