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  1. red

    bobbed Deuce with 395 /85 R20 tire question

    These tires are rated for over 12,000 lbs each, overkill. Empty I run 35 front 30 rears and it does great. With the shelter in the bed I went to. 45 front 40 rears. Front was a little too high.
  2. red

    Red's deuce/camper project

    I have a little 4500 pound from Mile Marker sitting there right now. So far it works great, will upgrade if necessary. Going to run a heavy chain for a snatch block mount to double the rating when required. Mounted a pressure gauge on the tank. 5-6psi with the power on. Gotta double check...
  3. red

    What did you do to your deuce this week?

    I dabbed a little JB weld between the button and the plunger when I installed mine last week. About 24 hours of runtime since. Unloaded the MUST shelter. Bed roller and winch worked great.
  4. red

    Red's deuce/camper project

    Pic of the inside mess that came from the compressor. Not sure why yet, and it wasn't a constant issue either. Just randomly spit out about half a quart of oil early on in the drive. Cleanup and a wash first. Then onto the air lines and fuel system.
  5. red

    Red's deuce/camper project

    Sorry no pics during the unloading, was in the cab of the truck working. The winch and bed roller did great. Broke a mount on the shelter but nothing crazy
  6. red

    Red's deuce/camper project

    Got back a few hours ago. The bed roller and winch work great. Camper is unloaded and I'll clean the bed out in a day or 2. During the drive had 3 issues develop. 1. Front passenger brake suddenly started grabbing, loosened it up and all was well (guessing dirt got inside). 2. Small air leak...
  7. red

    From one border to the other in a deuce and m105

    Hoping to meet some fellow forum members along the way
  8. red

    From one border to the other in a deuce and m105

    Up through Utah. Visit friends in the salt lake city area.
  9. red

    Red's deuce/camper project

    My plan is to keep the truck versatile, so I can't have the camper as a permanent install. I want to have multiple platforms that I can load/unload as needed. Long term expedition Weekend hauler (dirt bikes, tent, parts) Maybe a gun truck platform for events Others as needed/wanted
  10. red

    Red's deuce/camper project

    Stole the idea from the company that moved our drilling rigs. They pick up far heavier than I ever will.
  11. red

    Red's deuce/camper project

    Eventually yes. Will require some major cutting into the tailgate to do that. For now though just going to make the tailgate removable.
  12. red

    From one border to the other in a deuce and m105

    My route plans: 158 302 285 New Mexico 82 (Artesia) 54N (Almagordo) 60W Arizona 77N I40W 180W That gets me to the grand canyon
  13. red

    From one border to the other in a deuce and m105

    Brakes would be a good thing in the mountains haha. Making a trip to Thornton Texas tomorrow to drop off the shelter. Once I get back its a few more days of prep then on the road
  14. red

    Red's deuce/camper project

    Welder is almost done making the bed roller. 2 center supports to attach, and modification of the tailgate hinges are required
  15. red

    Red's deuce/camper project

    Great find today at a friends place. Traded a few of the stock NDT tires/wheels for a set of hubs. One works just needs a new o ring. The other needs a new plastic piece (or some JB weld).
  16. red

    From one border to the other in a deuce and m105

    Still have the pickup for sale. Correct no chase vehicle
  17. red

    From one border to the other in a deuce and m105

    Lots of pics will be coming! Making the trip solo.
  18. red

    M934 5 ton 6x6 from Fort Bragg to Seattle

    Depending on how fast you drive west I might be in the Utah/Idaho/Oregon area.
  19. red

    Moving from Texas to Bellingham Washington

    Just commented on that post
  20. red

    M934 5 ton 6x6 from Fort Bragg to Seattle

    I'm driving my deuce from Midland Texas up to Bellingham Washington starting next weekend (taking 2 weeks, mostly camping). Could meet up along the way for a convoy.
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