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ok. check my gallery for more pics. 1942 marmon herrington all wheel drive. 59AB flattie that i just fully rebuilt. 4 speed crash box, 2 speed transfer, 2 speed underdrive for total underdrive of just under 13-1!!! 8.25x20's on split ring budds. have completely rebuilt full brake system,engine, trans, transfer. cab and nose are original, restored 18 years ago. made bed myself. fuel mileage?? yeh, right! somewhere around 10 mpg. have had truck in over 4 feet of snow, and could NOT get stuck! it grinds through mud rather well, also. stands 7.6 feet tall, and WILL rattle your kidneys.
ok. check my gallery for more pics. 1942 marmon herrington all wheel drive. 59AB flattie that i just fully rebuilt. 4 speed crash box, 2 speed transfer, 2 speed underdrive for total underdrive of just under 13-1!!! 8.25x20's on split ring budds. have completely rebuilt full brake system,engine, trans, transfer. cab and nose are original, restored 18 years ago. made bed myself. fuel mileage?? yeh, right! somewhere around 10 mpg. have had truck in over 4 feet of snow, and could NOT get stuck! it grinds through mud rather well, also. stands 7.6 feet tall, and WILL rattle your kidneys.
6cylbill, 59AB flathead v8. only upgrade--12volt conversion. bed---2x4 1/4 wall frame with box in middle,(underneath), for hydraulic piston. (never installed piston). flip down tailgate, chain box built in bed. sides---3/16 steel walls and floor with 1/4 x 1 surround on top. sectioned full fenders to fit single rear wheels, (it is set up for duals). rubber mounts on frame. weighs about 1200 lbs. truck is 1 1/2 ton with 3 ton suspension. gross is over 13,000 lbs. truck has pulled that 22 ft. ranger that is in gallery, no issues. you can literally stand on ANY part of the steel without moving or bending steel. this rig is TOUGH!!!! ps.-that boat is for sale if anyone's looking. want more info?? (truck or boat) just ask
All I have to say petey...is that was one of the first trucks I ever saw when I got on this site and I've been in love with it ever since. I think stout would be an understatement for that truck. Looks great, I'd love to see it tackle some obstacles like the 4' of snow...that would be awesome.
Psh! My truck can do WAY more than his White Pile ever could, just because I have a locker and a Flowsucker muffler.
Just kidding.
Seriously though, I'd love to see some videos of this beast in action.
Originally Posted by petey shoes
6cylbill, 59AB flathead v8. only upgrade--12volt conversion. bed---2x4 1/4 wall frame with box in middle,(underneath), for hydraulic piston. (never installed piston). flip down tailgate, chain box built in bed. sides---3/16 steel walls and floor with 1/4 x 1 surround on top. sectioned full fenders to fit single rear wheels, (it is set up for duals). rubber mounts on frame. weighs about 1200 lbs. truck is 1 1/2 ton with 3 ton suspension. gross is over 13,000 lbs. truck has pulled that 22 ft. ranger that is in gallery, no issues. you can literally stand on ANY part of the steel without moving or bending steel. this rig is TOUGH!!!! ps.-that boat is for sale if anyone's looking. want more info?? (truck or boat) just ask
Now THAT is a truck. Do you have a digital camera or something to take videos with? I want to see your truck in action. I'd like to hear it, too. What have you done with your exhaust system?
How many cubic inches does your flathead have? I'm just curious as to how big it actually is.
i don't know if your ready for this. 239 cubes of stock ford flathead power. simple little crossover pipe, one tube going into a 7 inch muffler. very quiet!! if you didn't see me coming, i bet i could put this truck on your heels BEFORE you knew i was there!! you don't need lots of power to go 45!! but it won't stop pulling!! lots of gearing here. it is all wheel drive, with front axle lockout. this is original!! truck will crab through corner with nfront axle locked up!
forgot to mention, engine is 100 hp. and truck is grey, sorta like ww2 navy color. also, truck is set up for snow duty, not off road. it is way too rigid! (doesn't mean i can't). have had many, many 4wd's, including 94 f350 crew cab centurion 4wd with ALL options, and even that could not go in the heavy stuff like this old dog.
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