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How do I disengage air brakes?

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doghead

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I may have missed his questions, as I have been fixing some trucks the last few days.

I should have stayed inside and answered every single daily post, I guess.

Next time, someone better answer his questions within 2 hours, or your going to be banned.
 

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Evidently Mr Moderator you are slacking off. Furthermore, telling people to use the TMs is unacceptable. In the future there should be more coddling and hand-holding. We need all users to be aware that they can be called upon with the very next post at any time to regurgitate any dimension of any truck or trailer and quote from memory any drawing or part number from aforementioned TMs'.

Be ready.
 

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regurgitate
Now, there is a word I do not use often enough...

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Ok, this isn't working out.

I just sat here at my computer for 20 minutes straight. I kept refreshing my page but nobody posted any questions.

I'm getting "turned off" from this site...
 

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What is the exact dimension of the studs on a m200a trailer? :D
Easily found with a TM and Google. Of course there are RH and LH thread studs, depending on which side.

Military Specs:



NAMEITEM NAMEBOLT,RIBBED SHOULDER
AAJDTHREAD CLASS3A
AAJFTHREAD DIRECTIONLEFT-HAND
AASATHREAD LENGTH1.156 INCHES MINIMUM
AASBFASTENER LENGTH2.469 INCHES NOMINAL
AASKHEAD STYLEFLAT CHAMFER
AASLHEAD DIAMETER1.310 INCHES MINIMUM AND 1.370 INCHES MAXIMUM
AASUHEAD HEIGHT0.312 INCHES NOMINAL
AATNSHOULDER DIAMETER0.840 INCHES NOMINAL FIRST SHOULDER
AATXSHOULDER LENGTH0.906 INCHES NOMINAL FIRST SHOULDER
AAVPRIB MAJOR DIAMETER0.875 INCHES NOMINAL
AAVQRIB LENGTH0.625 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.687 INCHES MAXIMUM
AAVRDISTANCE FROM LARGEST DIAMETER OF BEARING SURFACE OF HEAD TO RIBS0.125 INCHES NOMINAL
AAVTRIB MINOR DIAMETER0.840 INCHES NOMINAL
AAVURIB QUANTITY31
AHYMNOMINAL THREAD DIAMETER0.750 INCHES
CBBLFEATURES PROVIDEDCASEHARDENED
CMLPTHREAD QUANTITY PER INCH16
CQFMHARDNESS RATING300.0 BRINELL STANDARD MINIMUM OVERALL AND 350.0 BRINELL STANDARD MAXIMUM
OVERALL
CWYBSHOULDER SHAPEROUND FIRST SHOULDER
MATTMATERIALSTEEL COMP 8640 OVERALL OR STEEL COMP 8740 OVERALL OR STEEL COMP 3135
OVERALL OR STEEL COMP 4140 OVERALL OR STEEL COMP 4135 OVERALL
SFTTSURFACE TREATMENTCADMIUM OVERALL OR ZINC OVERALL
STDCSURFACE TREATMENT DOCUMENT AND CLASSIFICATIONQQ-P-416,TY 2,CL 3 FED SPEC 1ST TREATMENT RESPONSE OVERALL OR QQ-Z-325,TY
2,CL 3 FED SPEC 2ND TREATMENT RESPONSE OVERALL
THSDTHREAD SERIES DESIGNATORUNF
 

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In less than 10 minutes! ( sorry it took so long):oops:
 

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Easily found with a TM and Google. Of course there are RH and LH thread studs, depending on which side.

Military Specs:
I'm sorry, you were not clear. Which side of what?

This is a warning from one mod to another, you have to be faster and more precise.





;-)
 

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I may have missed his questions, as I have been fixing some trucks the last few days.
Since your shop is open and you have all of the TM's can I drop my M105a? (unsure of version) off for air brake repair? I need it back by Wednesday.

Thanks in advance.
 

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LMAO!!! I do have to agree with scaring people off with the instant RTFM stuff. Some newbies don't even know where to find the FTM! Yea, I know, they should read it before doing anything else. I am sure we ALL read the manual first didn't we? Yea Right! 85% of those who answered yes are lying their butts off! At least I answered NO. Give the newbies a break. Give them the answer but point them towards the manual. I have come on here asking Generator questions when my generator shut down during a hurricane and had people tell me to RTFM! Thankfully most of the people in the generator forums are a little more forgiving. Kind of hard the RTFM in the dark.:D

Easily found with a TM and Google. Of course there are RH and LH thread studs, depending on which side.

Military Specs:



NAMEITEM NAMEBOLT,RIBBED SHOULDER
AAJDTHREAD CLASS3A
AAJFTHREAD DIRECTIONLEFT-HAND
AASATHREAD LENGTH1.156 INCHES MINIMUM
AASBFASTENER LENGTH2.469 INCHES NOMINAL
AASKHEAD STYLEFLAT CHAMFER
AASLHEAD DIAMETER1.310 INCHES MINIMUM AND 1.370 INCHES MAXIMUM
AASUHEAD HEIGHT0.312 INCHES NOMINAL
AATNSHOULDER DIAMETER0.840 INCHES NOMINAL FIRST SHOULDER
AATXSHOULDER LENGTH0.906 INCHES NOMINAL FIRST SHOULDER
AAVPRIB MAJOR DIAMETER0.875 INCHES NOMINAL
AAVQRIB LENGTH0.625 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.687 INCHES MAXIMUM
AAVRDISTANCE FROM LARGEST DIAMETER OF BEARING SURFACE OF HEAD TO RIBS0.125 INCHES NOMINAL
AAVTRIB MINOR DIAMETER0.840 INCHES NOMINAL
AAVURIB QUANTITY31
AHYMNOMINAL THREAD DIAMETER0.750 INCHES
CBBLFEATURES PROVIDEDCASEHARDENED
CMLPTHREAD QUANTITY PER INCH16
CQFMHARDNESS RATING300.0 BRINELL STANDARD MINIMUM OVERALL AND 350.0 BRINELL STANDARD MAXIMUM
OVERALL
CWYBSHOULDER SHAPEROUND FIRST SHOULDER
MATTMATERIALSTEEL COMP 8640 OVERALL OR STEEL COMP 8740 OVERALL OR STEEL COMP 3135
OVERALL OR STEEL COMP 4140 OVERALL OR STEEL COMP 4135 OVERALL
SFTTSURFACE TREATMENTCADMIUM OVERALL OR ZINC OVERALL
STDCSURFACE TREATMENT DOCUMENT AND CLASSIFICATIONQQ-P-416,TY 2,CL 3 FED SPEC 1ST TREATMENT RESPONSE OVERALL OR QQ-Z-325,TY
2,CL 3 FED SPEC 2ND TREATMENT RESPONSE OVERALL
THSDTHREAD SERIES DESIGNATORUNF
 

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What is the exact dimension of the studs on a m200a trailer? :D
While I wouldn't call them studs (except maybe in thier own minds) I can't tell you what the demensions are, expect one is on the small side.
 

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...It's ppl like u guys scaring off the new breed, who are inquisitive. After a week I've received no answers regarding a m116 trailer fitting in a 6'3"x12 ft utility trailer, I daggon drove 250 miles with my trailer with a 75% failure plan, "what if the m116 would not fit."...
I'd like to address two of your comments, if I may. Most of us are not here to scare off the Newbies. Being inquisitive is fine, demanding or expecting instant gratification with an answer is not. I like to try and answer a question, and then direct the individual to the source, usually a TM. I don't care for folks that want others to do the answer searching, and by not looking for the information themselves, have learned nothing. I agree the TM's are not the easiest documents to find answers in, but spend a little time with them and people can become very proficient. If folks are going to be in this hobby and operate this equipment, why would somebody not want to have the information at their fingertips?
My second point, it's the exception, and not the rule, that your question on your M116 fell between the cracks. I and others usually have no problem providing measurements, photos, and other information about our equipment. I have grabbed my camera, walked out to the shop to take a photo or two for a Member needing a visual to solve a problem, several times. So to sum it all up, there are alot of helpful folks on this site, give them a chance. Just my 2cents.
 

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Warthog, those are not the studs, those are the nuts.
 

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If you are going to have a piece of military equipment, and use it, you need the TM. I'm guessing the TM police are prior military, and they are right. It was a common for a young Joe to ask a question....and the answer would be....did you look it up in the TM? The TM's are invaluable.
 

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I have come on here asking Generator questions when my generator shut down during a hurricane and had people tell me to RTFM! Thankfully most of the people in the generator forums are a little more forgiving. Kind of hard the RTFM in the dark.:D
Well, if you had the TM and read it BEFORE the hurricane you would not have been in the dark in the frist place. That is the piont most on hear are trying to make. If the the frist guy in this post would have looked at a TM before buing some thing, he would know how to OR more importantly how NOT TO TOW it home.
 

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Actually a lot of the members are not former military, some of the most knowledgeable were not in the service. I wonder how they got so much information...

I was in. There is no freakin way to repair an F-4J or F-14A or etc. etc. without the manual why should any other machine be any different.

Anyone who has been on the site for more than 15 minutes has their own favorite questions that get asked over and over with no effort by the OP to use the TMs or search or even Google for that matter.
 

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Almost a month later, 36 posts, a total thread hijack, and the OP never logged back on SS after posting his question.

:cry:
 
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