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#1220118 06/05/2017 7:39 PM
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Just getting around to setting up an account here, spent many hours perusing already. Bought a 49 Chevy dually flatbed 6 months ago in WA and trailered her down south. She's a 3600 with what I'm told is a 1 ton rear. Definitely not a standard wheelbase length, so I'd bite off on that. Good strong 235 with 12v conversion. Bought her to try and teach myself a little about auto repair and keep busy when I have a free moment. So in that vein, I'll be leaning on this community a good bit!


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http://s1243.photobucket.com/user/mschwall/media/2017-06-04%2022.15.49_resized_zpsba6kmxdr.jpg.html?sort=3&o=0

Maybe this one will work out...

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welcome to the site! Sounds like your truck came from my neck of the woods!


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Welcome to the site. The link just brings me to my own dropbox, but it could be just me. Sounds like a workhorse with the duals. You should be able to figure most of it out, the devil is in the details. Be sure to ask if you need help. Good luck!
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SOLbolt, welcome to the Stovebolt. You can find answers and plenty of help right here. Knowledge is the Best Resource.

Be sure to check out the one ton forum.
..and watch out for other members of the Texas Connection. There are plenty of them.


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Thanks fellas!
Mike, my truck was found just a couple hours north of you in Sedro Wooley and came over to Whidbey with me and now TX.

Leo, I tried a different hosting site there now, I think that one works. I'm actually looking for a set of modern duals that fit her, the newer chevy steelis seem to be a little large for the hub, but so far is holding up, just monitoring the lug studs frequently.
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Ahh, that makes sense then how it ended up in Texas. Most people from a dryer climate don't look for trucks from here since we have more moisture and therefore more rust!

Thanks for your service! That is a cool looking truck!


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