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M-35 Frame Dimensions and type of steel

letssled

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I was just wondering if someone could post the dimensions of the frame for the M-35? I was told 3" x 8" .375" formed channel, but I just want to verify. Also does anyone know what type of heat treatment(if any) was applied?

I have exhausted all search functions on this site and google :-(

Thanks!

letssled
 

armytruck63

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I drilled six 1/2 inch holes in my frame when I installed a receiver hitch. I don't believe the frame is heat treated, but it is good medium strength steel.
 

gringeltaube

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Certainly a low-carbon steel. I have welded-shut old bolt holes and then re-drilled, always using common drill bits with no problems.

Channel dimensions are 8" x 3", outside. Material thickness is 0.328" (8.33mm).



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letssled

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Hey Guys, thank you very much! I am from Canada and I am planning a duece project, but unfortunately there are next to none up here. Nonetheless, I have located one in the USA and I am planning a trip to purchase it but want to insure it will suit my needs first; and I think a 6x6 is a beautiful truck!

Thanks again!
letssled
 
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