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Not enough inside clearance on 11.00x20 duals (deuce) to run tri-rail (dually chains) I just wanted to chime in here, the real issue with dually chains (tri-rail chains) on a deuce running 11.00x20 (in dual) is the distance between the inside sidewall of the inside tire and the suspension. I...

I've found more often than not that the big equipment is the right equipment :D

Congrats man! Glad to hear man and equipment are safe. Guess you have a new item on your to-buy list... Must get a dozer, it's the prefect accessory for your 5ton :D

Man another good reminder here, heard also on another forum this week of a mother and child who died in the car while waiting for the husband to finish digging it out...definitely a wake up call for me on this one

Also something I was reminded of when suggesting a load of firewood for traction weight in a pickup..."Whatever you put in the bed is coming out violently in the event of an accident onto you and or others around you".

Ah tracks and ballast can fix anything :) Good luck man, hope she stays "upright" in the meantime!

Yeah one of the blessings of living in farm land, there's always a friendly farmer nearby if you need some real power like skidding your Ford escort into the 30th deep ditch full of water *whistling* :)

Saw a snow plow get pulled out of the ditch in front of our house this morning in a very similar situation. A BIG John Deere field tractor with plow and lots of wheel weights and front end loader with chains just spun....no traction. They finally got him out with two wreckers, not because of...

Were you running chains? You know next time you can always run over here to the eastern shore for a quick spin :)

Yeah actually I was thinking about wiring up a home one in a vehicle but I wonder if they would be too sensitive. Probably not calibrated to have the occasional puff of exhaust.

Guys he came back and apologized ^^^ we all make mistakes, good to see someone big enough to admit to them if you ask me. Back to the thread, it's been a good wakeup call for me, I'll be working on putting CO detectors in the shop now.

Anyone put an OD CO detector hidden in the cab somewhere hard-wired up? Got me thinking now. Glad you are mending.

I would think that if enough people were interested at this price point, we could probably coordinate a group-by and have an NE member do a bulk pickup and work out distribution. Just a thought.

Also, no full price sheet available, they will do 1 off quotes as requested due to "material cost fluctuations".

Well they dont list trailers on the site, but that doesnt mean they dont manufacture them. I emailed last night and got a quote first thing in the morning. Here is what they show on the site:

I found Breton Industries last night as a supplier of new manufacture canvas covers for the military and asked for a price quote for a tri-color camo M35 cover. I've seen some (limited) talk about them on the board, but figured I'd post the quote they gave: NOS covers are going for $800 -...

This stinks, sorry to hear it, maybe your daughter will take a liking to wrenching

Well, thats a start :) Updating first post, lets see if this catches on.

I've searched and read several really good threads on these units including this one which I've bookmarked. However most of them are dedicated to troubleshooting them and there is confusion on which PN's are being discussed. What I'm still unclear on are the part numbers and models. I know...

Well now you've done it! Now that you are ready for it, we are GUARANTEED not to have any snow! And the kids were so excited too :D