KsM715
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I believe the cabs are the same for deuce, multi powered 5tons and the 800 series 5tons. the doors/glass and tops will interchange. From the cowl forward the 800 series stuff is longer.
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Congrats on the recovery!So it took way longer than I wanted, but she's finally home.
Now for new batteries, freeing up the shut off cable so I can shut it down without having to stall it in 5th, and then I HAVE to get the brakes all redone. All new lines and probably wheel cylinders too. Hey, atleast it's home where I can crank it and move it around. Even came with a full tank of diesel.
Through two hot batteries in it just a few minutes ago, and after spinning it over about 3 times, she fired up and idled just a purring. I couldn't get the grin off my face. Rediculous how awesome I feel moving it around the yard, can't wait until I can install the winch and build the 4 door. Gotta get some darn leg room in that thing.
Wow, started up pretty easy! To me thats a good sign that it will respond well to just getting a little care. So with those mods you listed you must be planning on loosing the shop body huh? Forgive me if you said that early in the thread. It has been awhile
In Florida if it's a straight truck then no CDL is needed. Just a regular auto license. Would only need a CDL for a 5 ton if it had a fifth wheel on the back and no cargo bed.
Just be careful if you take it out of state. You might want to read up on IFTA (International Fuel Tax Agreement) and IRP (International Registration Plan) permits when driving out of Florida.
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