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My new generator runs great, and the two 110 outlets work fine. I have printed out and read the tm, but I dont fully understand the knob on the full right hand side of the panel that reads voltage and the knob that changes the voltage and phase output. How would I want to set up the...

Any bit of help is appreciated. Jim

Roger, where do you get the transformer oil? I think that oil out of some of the old transformers is pretty nasty stuff. Jim

I just bought a M813A1 from GL and I need some help with the paperwork. The data plate has NL07Y7 C325-1007. What year would that be from? Would it be somewhat accurate if I listed it as a Jeep? Is the vin NL07Y7 C325-1007? What is GVWR and empty weight? Thanks for all the...

You guys are awesome! Thanks for the help, I will let you know how it goes. Jim

I just bought a mep-003 and I need to read over the tech manual. Does anyone know what TMs cover this generator. I put diesel in it, but the three filter canesters dont have any filters in them what filters should I buy. Is there any reason the fuel would up the first canester, but not the...

Where on the tire is it rubbing? If it is on a portion of the recap and not the sidewall could you cut down the edge of the tire? Jim

Thanks Dr. Greg, that is very generous of you. I only have enough to do two trucks, or I would take you up on the offer. yes, they are exactly as you described. Do you know what these rims were designed for? Jim

The rims came out of redstone arsenal AL. They are definately not the two piece rims in the picture posted by Hammer. I may have a problem with offset. I will let everyone know how it works out. Jim

I received what GL stated were HEMTT rims. I was expecting the two piece rims, but I received solid black one piece rims. They are twelve inches wide and will fit 20 inch tires. Are the rims I received HEMMT rims, and will they work on five ton trucks? Jim

I read the book from the crane manufacturer, it had some good info. Is there a TM with flow charts for repairing the crane and associated parts. I am looking for something that has lots of soldier A and soldier B. Jim

Gimpyrobb, thanks for your help. I appreciate all help given. Is there a TM related to the hydraulics on a M62? I like to read up on what I am about to do. Jim

I pulled off the cover yesterday, but I quickly realized I didn't know what I was looking for. I will check that out as soon as I can and get back to you. I hope the fix will be that easy, but if history has taught me anything, I am not planning on it. Most of my projects have a tendency to...

I am assuming that is when it happened. I was working the boom, everything was working fine, and then when I was picking up the boom I pushed the boom up control forward to the stop. After that the control would no longer work. It will go down, but it wont go back up. In the up position...

I have a m62a2. The boom up down control is not working. It was working fine until I think I pushed the control too far forward. Now it will not go up, I can hear fluid being diverted, but it appears to either lower or bypass the boom up ram. Does anyone have any suggestions on where...

In california I think you would need a class A license. Jim

I think I need someone to explain why a brownie box wouldnt work in a forward gear. It is my understanding that the sprag engages when the rear output shaft rpm is higher than the front output shaft rpm. Wouldnt a brownie box reduce the rear output shaft rpm for any given road speed? Why...

Does anyone know if California has a "in leiu of license plate" provision. I would love to get rid of the plates. Jim

If someone in the automotive insurance industry could help clarify something for me. The medical insurance companys I deal with in California record all of the conversations with the doctors representatives when we get preauthorization to do a procedure. If there is a problem down the road...

Does the multifuel have a 12 volt glow plug like the cummins. Does it have a separate positive lead that should be hooked up to only one battery. Thank you, Jim