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The normal working pressure is in between 60 and 120 if you clean and lube the actuators both systems will work well but the shifter lock is overkill in mine and many others opinion, I have never had one get knocked out of gear and I treat them to a wide open life I have jumped many bumps on the...
Okay here's what you guy's are going to find out there if you look hard enough. M927/ 928 dual tires non dropside will probably be Army.
M927/928 and M927A1/928A1 ISO dropside bed most likely Marine Corps some were picked up by the Army from the Marines when the Marines went to the 7 ton. This...
Looks like I may have to do a video or write up on what the wreckers should do when engaged. I believe my 936A2 has everything hooked up properly. Will check next week.
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Why do YOU need a military truck? Why would it get 1 MPG? Why upgrade the springs, these are only 1500 lbs or so heavier. And unless I am wrong reactive armor has to be on the outside of a armored vehicle and is only for explosive missiles and IED'S not small arms fire. So am I missing...
Looking forward to seeing this modification I don't think you will even need the double cardigan joints but maybe, the angle will tell. Take lots of pictures.
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So do you have to start at the same psi that is in the tires to deflate after the wheel valves open? Adamsoffroadprerformance if you have a thread on the manual setup would you post a link here or start one so we don't clog up their cpu thread.
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74M35A2 I disagree in the case of a M939A2 primarily because these engines are small for the weight of the trucks and work hard to pull the trucks up to speed for even short runs, I drive mine like I stole it and think everyone should, but I think Winfred is spot on with letting the EGTS get...
No they are not split Ring rims. The split rim you speak of is dangerous but has not been made for a long time and I doubt you will ever see any, the lock ring rims are safe to drive and only dangerous if you don't follow directions.
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Okay we need more information about what you are wanting to do with the truck. Just driving on sand? Go with 24r21 if you can find them. Or even wider ag tires.
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You can hook up the quick connections one just after the main pump and the and one just before it with a shutoff in between the two. Or like you wanted just use your truck to power it move your batteries to the passenger side under the door toolbox and remove most everything off the firewall...
I found this over at global security, if this is a violation please delete it.
M939 / M35 Crew Protection Kit
Responding to information that Central Command truck drivers needed better protection against small arms fire and explosive devise fragments, in March 2004 Col. Robert Groller, program...
Okay the big filter for the A2 is a MWO and should be on all rebuilt trucks after the MWO was issued. But that is not always the case when talking about military trucks. The A2 was built with either just the filter on the motor, which I personally have never seen, or the small inline silver...
If you could see the other side there is every kind of officer you can name and a few I have never seen before.
Speaking of tires they actually downsized the HET tires to 395's so now it goes 40 mph down hill.
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Total weight is around 500,000 lbs and 17'6" tall. Heading to a power plant somewhere southeast. It's just the engine off a huge generator.
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