Search results

sounds fun A few of us go to matagorda beach and camp out during the summer. The museum get together sounds fun too. Lots of toys to look at. Justin

. I look forward to meeting you. I can supply you with a turn key truck like the one in the pic. We can talk about it when you come down. Justin

I am near Houston I am just South of Houston Give me a call if you want to come down. I am taking next week off to make three more bobbed deuces. I have already have three completed. Come see how it is done. Justin 979 997 3112

Took the bobbed deuce out to give some at-risk kids a great time. Even got to carry Santa in the parade. Justin

Track Don't know the specifics but maybe this will help. Yes you grind the rivets to "adjust" the length. No there is no internal strength member in the rubber. It has a fiber core to it but basically it is conveyor belt type material. The guys at SECO in Augusta, GA told me once before to...

Flares Steve and i havd this same conversation. Use 1.5 DOM tubing and bend flares that match the contour of the whole side of the bed's bottom edge but stand it off 8" and fill the rest in with plate. This will give you a walk way around your bed and fill it out to match the front fenders...

M114 track This is M114 track. SECO in Augusta GA used to sell a kit for the rear of the M35. These sections bolt together and you must custom fit the last section for your application for length. $60 ea section is going rate. Justin

I have some green vinyl tops for the M105. I need one or two tan vinyl tops anyone have one for sale or trade? Please call or email. Justin.wehring-1@nasa.gov 281 483 8422

Interest? If there is an interest in these wheels I can convert some extras. Justin

Yup... Correct... 1075 wheels. The pilot hole is 11" so there is enough room for a weld in center that adapts to the 6 on 8 3/4 pattern/

No Rub At full lock I still have plenty (+6") of room between the frame and tire. Justin

pics Here they are...

OK got it done with the 46" XMLs I completed the rest of the wheels and put the 46" XMls on the bobbed deuce. Then I decided to use the wood slats that are under the standard bed and put them under the M-105 bed. This gave me a spacer to allow for the rivet and bolt heads that stick up from...

Not yet It is not tied in yet but I will copy what Cranetruck did. Basically a crossmember to support the pump and a short shaft between.

pto Rear pto off of the t-case

Thanks! That is what I needed. Thanks! Justin

Yes Took one to NAPA and they said that they don't carry that size (got the blow off) so I decided to do my own homework

I have been searching the forum with no luck. Does anyone have the part number for EXTENDED wheel studs? I need +1/2" Thanks, Justin

They are Hemtt wheels (well a variant of) and I welded centers in the pilot hole to adapt them to the deuce. 20X10 and very heavy. They are lock ring wheels but the lock ring is "captured" once inflated so it can not blow off. Justin

My thought s too... I agree. That is why I put the M-105 trailer bed behind the HIAB on the full length frame to "see" what it would look like. It is almost as long as the standard deuce. This is in the photos of the M105 bed sitting on the tires. I decided to cut the "C" bed to 7'3". This...