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Here are some 5 ton tractors that have been "retired". In AL these are called "pull-outs" or "GI's" regardles of whether they are M54, M35, etc.
These trucks have been used (used up) in a logging business.........
I worked on installing the transfer case pto today but was not able to get it in place. There doesn't seem to be enough room between the T-case and the frame cross member to work it into place.
I may need to cut the cross member out more to get it to fit or remove the T-case and install it -...
I am not planning to stretch the frame. I will add the knuckle boom either in place of or right behind the spare tire rack. According to my measurements, I should be able to add a 9' - 10' bed behind the crane. This should be enough space (8'6" x 10') to transport implements to and from the...
I am adding a pto to the tranfer case on my M818. It is the unit from the 815 or 819 that has a control to engage or disengage it.
Anybody with a 815 or 819 willing to share some photos of how the engaging control lever is mounted in the cab?
Greatly appreciated..........
Thanks for the help........looks like Tom (spicergear) had exactly what I am considering in mind. To create a driven 5th wheel dolly for my truck.
Not too sure about the dynamics however.....
I have noticed a few pics of powered trailers on the SS site and in the past on the GL auction site.
Were these made to operate with the M809 series trucks? Does anyone have any info on them like there designation or manuals?
Thanks................. wbv
Check out these sites.........
http://www.tpub.com/content/trucks5ton/TM-9-2320-260-20/index.htm
and
http://www.combatindex.com/store/tech_man/M-809.html
the first one has the parts manual online - the second one has a CD for about $20
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