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It is technically possible to assemble the frame then put the canvas on via pulleys you will probably spend 6+ hours on it.
Need to get it as high as you can with the pulley then ratchet strap the canvas to the purlin. Then somehow get the canvas on the top of the purlin which is the hard part.
Emergency setting seems a bit high but I guess if you are loaded that makes sense. At idle yes it will probably take a long time to fill. My m931a2 from 35-70psi is about 15-25 minutes of highway driving.
If you plan on running the exact same wheel and tire on both your truck and trailer, not just size but tread pattern, then yes I would get matching lug pattern.
I already looked into it and absolutely doable. Swap out the PSU and run 6 new wires in the harness. I was thinking along the lines if there was interest in a complete plug and play kit to do so.
Anyone interested in a dual circuit ctis system? This means the front and rear tire pressures are able to be programmed independently to have better tire wear and ride quality. Some of the factory black ctis controllers are able to use this system or the newer MRAP controllers with the...
Looks clean on the surface. Really doesnt tell much. Missing the inner fender liners, running a wix oil filter rather than a genuine cat (concerning), Tailgate is tweaked, got repainted kinda bad, hydraulic reservoir is empty, Hydraulics on the winch probably need all resealed, non air ride seat...
When I scanned my ecms most of the time was idle time. Maybe a few hours at full cruising highway speeds. 20k gets your foot in the door. Like I said the small stuff missing can make it easily 30-40k.
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Hey man welcome from north ga. I absolutely love my a2 truck but unfortunately for site work the a1/0 is the better truck. Every single other use the a2 is better IMO. Basically any highway use get an a2.
You are absolutely right on the parts department. I am currently parting out 2 mtvrs at reasonable prices for as many parts as possible to try to alleviate this issue. The build quality on a mtvr is far far far higher than any fmtv i have worked on and even higher than the m939. All grounds are...