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Making a new landing pad for the deuce. I was amazed by the power. I know I shouldn't be amazed, but it is just awesome to drive. I love this truck more each day.
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ummm rusty cable my fav.
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when i first got my deuce, (Gasser) i didn't realize what even they could do. If you'd have told me about this a year ago I'd have laughed in your face and said "right". Now; i'm not surprised at all LOL
I have had people in our area pull 70' mobile home trailers with their pickups that are just wound up. This old gasser pulls them without even breathin hard.
I must agree seeing video would be more fun, but not necessary to prove the deuce did it. !!
I have had people in our area pull 70' mobile home trailers with their pickups that are just wound up. This old gasser pulls them without even breathin hard.
I must agree seeing video would be more fun, but not necessary to prove the deuce did it. !!
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the broken rusty cable photos have me confused- explanation?
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i never even clicked on the photo with the cable, thought it was a root. hmm whats that all about?
mikey
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The end result was pretty good although I need a few more tons of stone.
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mikey
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The cable is NOT the winch cable. But it is the same thickness. Yeah, the deuce broke that rusty cable pretty easily.
I wish I had a video, but I honestly did NOT expect the event to be anything dramatic. I wasn't even sure I'd get the stump out, nevermind half of the earth coming with it.
I wish I had a video, but I honestly did NOT expect the event to be anything dramatic. I wasn't even sure I'd get the stump out, nevermind half of the earth coming with it.
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And.........how did you get it in the back of your truck? I see a big pile of dirt there. Did you use the dirt as a ramp and rig up some crazy pully system for the front winch to pull it on? Also, did you pull the stump out with the winch or by driving the truck? Nice job!
mikey
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And.........how did you get it in the back of your truck? I see a big pile of dirt there. Did you use the dirt as a ramp and rig up some crazy pully system for the front winch to pull it on? Also, did you pull the stump out with the winch or by driving the truck? Nice job!
I hired a skidder to level the land, load the stump and spread the stone. We got the stump off the truck by "tailgating". Secured one end of the cable to a tree, the other to the stump in the back of the truck and drive forward.
I chose to drive the stump out as opposed to winching it. It took some serious rocking and back and forth, but eventually it gave in.
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Very nice. That stump was big.
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One of the few things the military would NOT have let you do with the truck!