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Uses for Deuces

General Mcgregor

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Another Ahab said:
Have you been up to anything special?

Or is it the old story of "no news is good news"?
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I'm running a New England club called Granite State Iron Cavalry, I'm mostly on the Facebook groups now. I've got a lot of great guys who have extensive know-how on most MV's. I tend to go to them first with issues before coming to SS but it's nice to return to my roots and check in on the place from time to time!
 
M37M35

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Another Ahab said:
Nice pics, thanks!

That Methodists trailer looks WAY over 53 foot, but maybe it's just the angle.

How long is that thing overall?!
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It seemed really long when I was maneuvering it too, probably cause the axles are slid all the way to the rear.
But it and the Mayflower are actually the same length at 48'. I didn't measure the total length with the deuce hooked to it.
 
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USAFSS-ColdWarrior said:
Are you collecting those classic trailers?
What are you going to do with them?


Luv the pics!
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I guess I am collecting them, but not because they're classics. They're used for storage. I usually end up getting one here or there if it's cheap enough. I only gave $100 for the Mayflower, but I had to work for it. It had been used for storage behind a business for 15 years, all the tires were rotted, the landing gear had been torched off, and it was sunk in the mud almost to the frame. Spent a day jacking it up and changing the tires, chained up the bad axle, got the neck up high enough to back under it, and used the deuce to pull it out of the mud and around to the parking lot where a wrecker could hook on to it.
 
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M37M35 said:
I guess I am collecting them, but not because they're classics. They're used for storage. I usually end up getting one here or there if it's cheap enough. I only gave $100 for the Mayflower, but I had to work for it. It had been used for storage behind a business for 15 years, all the tires were rotted, the landing gear had been torched off, and it was sunk in the mud almost to the frame. Spent a day jacking it up and changing the tires, chained up the bad axle, got the neck up high enough to back under it, and used the deuce to pull it out of the mud and around to the parking lot where a wrecker could hook on to it.
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APPLAUSE ! ! !
 
M37M35

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M37M35 said:
I guess I am collecting them, but not because they're classics. They're used for storage. I usually end up getting one here or there if it's cheap enough. I only gave $100 for the Mayflower, but I had to work for it. It had been used for storage behind a business for 15 years, all the tires were rotted, the landing gear had been torched off, and it was sunk in the mud almost to the frame. Spent a day jacking it up and changing the tires, chained up the bad axle, got the neck up high enough to back under it, and used the deuce to pull it out of the mud and around to the parking lot where a wrecker could hook on to it.
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