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I got mine On Gov Planet, just have to watch and not go broke buying all the neat stuff.

Just be clarify, Boyce Equipment had several hardtops in stock, the guy that was making them retired after the last run was made. They don't have anyone else to make them, so it might truly be the last run of Hard tops. Wish you luck in your project! Remember the M715 Zone!

Boyce equipment, he has a few left of what maybe the last run...

Also what are you running for tires?

Thank you!

Under some conditions that might be true, however this river would not be the fishery it is and would be even more seasonal. Drying out completely for 2-3 months of the year and flooding for a month or more in the spring. Plus the 5 dams on this river in Wyoming alone generate a lot of electricity, cleanly, most of those dams also pretty much drain out by the end of the season - because they keep the river running and the lights on as long as they can. The real killer here is over irrigation as the river leaves Wyoming and then Nebraska drinks it dry. Left alone as some would advocate, would be natural, wiping out the fish every dry year, killing wildlife that lives on it by flood or drought every year, and greatly reducing the food grown or raised in eastern Wyoming and Western Nebraska.

In a normal year September -October and April-May are the wettest and snowyest months of the year. So yeah that much already that year, this year was nothing like that.

Yes, nearly changed out the points. added a cb, stock height tires but a bit wider and more aggressive.

Not yet looking for some?

I only have the one, figured it would make those already wobbly massive tires worse at 60+

I installed one in my front tire and it is out of balance. I'm going to try to rotate the tire 180 degrees and road test it. It might be more trouble then it's worth

I have heard from 5 toners and deuce owners that had run flats that you can't balance them. Best to use in an old and slower deuce that doesn't have ctis and does not go fast, then it matters less. On the mk23 flinging the 1/4 ton of tire and rim that is permanently lopsided because of the ctis hardware and adding the 100#'s or so of the run flat just seems like a hard thing to do, and hard on the truck too. @@micahadams2

Thank you!

As much as I don't want the Ice, I would like some rain, so very dry here.

what is your gas mileage looking like?

More to come!

6 sometimes 6.5 Tank says 80 gallons but if you ignore fill lines you can get 93 in it. range is 500 miles plus 100 gallon transfer tank in back. When we build the habitat on the back the plan is to incorporate 300 Gallons in 100 Gallon increments so we can go 2000 miles on internal fuel.

I don't know of any for sale, but I know where you can get a tee shirt, sticker, or hoodie...shop.a7toninwy.com/listing/m715

Awesome!

this is a 2002 Oshkosh MTVR MK23 7ton, quite a bit bigger then a deuce, in fact they looks so cute when they park near our truck!

@@A7toninWY Both amazing representation of ingenuity and strength. Wonderful to see how you're able to help your fellow man with this vehicle.

ruclips.net/video/z77WXgBlT3I/видео.html In this video the truck we pull out there were young kids in it, I wish I could have included how wide eyed they were when I pulled up to help. SO Icy that day.

Well it was off road, wouldn't that be SOP?

@@A7toninWY sop is lights on no matter what unless your on a fob or in country then youd use blackou lights

That explains the wiring jumble when I picked it up, high beams wired on as the low beams were burned out. The IR emitters in same headlights had been wired to bypass the switch and came on when the battery switch was on, switch was still present in the cab and looked to be wired but during another wiring cleanup project I found where they really ran. the wiring for the IR was way below grade of the rest of the truck too.

I know what you mean we were so lucky to get this one, it was our third choice and people had deeper pockets then us. This one was the sorriest looking one we tried for, and not long after the auction closed we visited the yard in Yermo, found all the trucks we bid on...This one was probably in the best condition after all. We have been so very blessed, even through the (frequent) disappointment of not getting things we bid on. Thank you for Watching!

It is kind of disappointing I was hopping for a little more effort to be involved. Even driving thru the Snowplow windrows today at 4-6 feet high was like, meh so what.

This was a road trip, about 700 miles each way to Southern Utah.

For something that is bigger then most on the roads, it drives very well. Maneuvers better then a lot of big pickups I have driven, rides better too. Makes me forget how big I am, then I start scaring others by driving like they do! It is really fund to fill the rearview mirror of that jacked up 4x4 that like to dominate the road and run up on people at stop lights!

Also 4-5 foot snow drift that was melting, packed, heavy, and wet doesn't even pull the steering wheel.

Hurricane Utah.

since we are 700 miles away from the games, we are leaving late...maybe i have had a stroke.

forage like food or footage like film? Yes you got me some extra footage for the car show it was great!