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Old 06-27-2011, 11:43 PM
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Almost done. What you think?







It has been alot of work to get this far. And yes. Both axles are drive axles. Here is link to more pics.

http://s644.photobucket.com/albums/uu165/Securiti/
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It's definitely --- unique.
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Uh, um..
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What's the GVW on it now....

Good job on the fab work for sure with 2 drive axles. I've seen it before, just not a homegrown jobber.
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That is an amazing truck. Looks like great work, but I was hoping for a few more closeup pictures of how you drove the rear axle. Can you post a few more of the drive set-up, or link to them? Thanks.

Also I can't help thinking how expensive it would be to have to buy new tires for that truck!
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I'd paint it all black, smoke lights, get rid of all sticker--go for clean look. It would look awesome
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lol....good grief....what are you going to haul with that?
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I respect the amount of engineering and fabrication work that went into the truck. Great job!

He's towing a big triple axle trailer.

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I respect the amount of engineering and fabrication work that went into the truck. Great job!

He's towing a big triple axle trailer.

Thank you. The trailer weighs 9 ton.
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6x6
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lol....good grief....what are you going to haul with that?
Anything I want
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Was it a 2500 or 3500 and where you able to increase the GVWR of the truck or are you still stuck with whats on the door jamb?
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Is there any way you can post a video on Youtube and link to it here? I'd love to see that truck under power.
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That's amazing! What is that that's driving both driveshafts? I can't quite tell exactly what it is.
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Looks like a divorced NP205 spun around.
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