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Did you make a build thread on that?

That's really cool and awesome job! Might be worth entering in some type of art show or what have you. I will say this, having a hobby is important. Keeps you busy, keeps the mind busy, and something to look forward too. Owning MV's is a hobby but it's not a daily hobby. Stuff like woodwork and...

For mice control, if you want him to take them out then let me know, he'll be in contact....

You plan on making anymore of them? Could be a good way to trade for things or parts you need 🤷

Right on. I've seen some of your other posts so I know you got the tools and the skills to fab some stuff up. That plow would definitely clear a car lane! If I was to do one myself, the v blade made more sense to me as well, but I would use a small winch with a wireless controller inside the cab...

Any updates on the plow project?

I'm sure with enough looking you'll find one. If you do, I'd like to see how you mount it up. I've only seen one or two ways guys have mounted a plow and both was on a deuce, not a five ton. There was a fella selling a fleet of five tons in the classified that had plows and such but for what he...

If you really wanna get rid of it, I accept free deliveries! Gas helps but also keep vapors in mind. You'll want to wear eye protection whenever you remove the cap, but ultimately gravity has done the work for you. If you can get your hands on it, try out some jet fuel, not aviation gas but...

If you really wanna get rid of it, I accept free deliveries! If you're giving it away, save yourself the time and money from doing anything to it. Gas helps but ultimately, gravity does the work and over time, the bottom is holding any particles missed when filtered.

Does any of the local municipalities auction any of their old plows? Mounting it shouldn't be too bad but it be finding the hydraulic to fit on the truck or go the cheap and hard route of using a winch and moving the blade by hand to which side the snow is pushed. From a few YT vids I've seen...

Good job! Glad someone with some experience and knowledge was there to help and hopefully that young driver gained some valuable information and lessons. This kinda reminds me of a few recovery channels I like to watch. Their methods of madness to do the job stuns me at times.

Okay. I wondered as I've seen those from time to time. I was gonna do the same and then I ended up adding some amber lights on the bumper instead but they work good for what I need. Maybe that will still be a conversion to make once my stock lights burn out.

Do you think that may be similar to aviation grease they use on planes?

I've seen a few threads on here where guys were able to retrofit an air ride or commercial spring seat in their deuce. I'm okay with the spring seat, but I'd like more leg room so I had the thought of removing the back, making a new one with thinner foam to give me an extra inch or two. There...

With everything, there's pros and cons. The best option will always vary upon individual, vehicle, and task.

Yeah,I met Andy at Haspin and we'll shoot the 💩 once in a while over text. Good guy.

That is a nice truck and I look forward to seeing how it evolves over time as you make it more your own. One thing is for sure, I find having a winch to be priceless and peace of mind when off road or helping with a recovery, ect. Only other thing I'd like to add to mine now is a winch in the...

Like Gypsyman SWbradley1 said, I would use bait traps/poison but also, tons of mothballs. I'd put them in, around the truck, around the heater, air filter, and all around the perimeter inside of the storage unit being used. If it's going to be as cold as weather predictions say it will...

Glad you figured it out and all is working properly. How do these LED headlights stack up to the original sealed beam headlights?

I've had one brake stick before but not all four. @Big Tom , he had a good suggestion to see if it was the master cylinder or the air pack. Perhaps he'll see this and chime in.