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Jason, I suppose I should start letting ypu know when operations are imminient. That would be a big help in getting you involved! John, thanks for picking it up. Feel free to tinker with it.

Well, I'm sitting her looking at the fire reflecting off the front of the 818. We will figure something out tomorrow.

Mine was running very sick as well, had the injection pump rebuilt and they set it 15% over, now I have to watch it or the speedo will creep towards 70! I would do the simple stuff first- check your air cleaners, change your fuel filters. My truck would run fine till the fuel got low, then...

I can't find the parts thread, search, or the searcher, suck. Mods, feel free to move and I thank you for it. We need a hydraulic head for Craig's deuce, and I broke the one in the M109 trying to get it out to put in his truck. Long story short we are coming up now, but not in the trucks we...

Not sure what time Craig and I will arrive, depends on how long it takes us to get ready!

Cabell, I'm sure Craig and I will be signed up for food. We should get there Friday afternoon.

Steam locomotives, the world's first 'MultiFuels' engines.

Well, now I know what my retirement project will be!!!

Yes, you need a set of resisters to drop the voltage. a problem with putting just the resistors in the ground side, is that unless all the lights on the trailer have a dedicated ground wire, and are not grounded to the frame, you will have problems. The tongue will gound out to the truck and...

Yeah he left just before you got there John... JK, John helped with a few tools, his calibrated torque arms "UHHHH that's tight enough" and of course helpful hints and critisism.

Oh, and for some reason, the pictures are backwards, the first is the finished 'new' axle. Don't know why they did that...

Find out about it Dave, maybe someone here can save it!

Mike is supposed to add more pictures of what came out of the wheel when he took it apart. The backing plate was bent pretty bad on the old axle too.

Well, the easiest way to fix it was to swap the whole axle. So I went over to Mike's house yesterday morning, and brought it back to the compound. We used the axle that came off the MKT I scrapped. It was actually pretty easy to do! We put the four corner jacks down, as far as they would go...

Welcome to Steel Soldiers! There is a rally at the Denton Farm Park next weekend! stop by and meet several other members from NC and beyond! Plus see all kinds of cool trucks.

John hasn't updated this thread, so I will! He has gotten the fuel tank off, and after pulling off the fiberglass patch, we found that the low spot had rusted through. Other than that, the tank is pretty solid. It is at my radiator guy getting dipped and repaired, should get the call any day...

If no one else pipes up, I'll go look on my 818 (or I guess I should say Stampy's 818. If I remember correctly, one line goes to the air system for full pressure, and the other line goes down and T-s in to the piping going back to the trailer air lines, after a check valve to keep it from...

Hmmm... That dually looks familiar! lol safe travels!

I have two M101 trailer fuel tanks, for M101 trailers with generators set up in them. They have been cleaned and repaired. they are basically the same tank, however the pickup flange is different, and both it and the sender are in a different location than right under the access panal in the...

Ok, the *new* trucks he was talking about, were the ones that have been delivered in the last year, year and a half to replace the M900 series left in the SC ANG inventory. I can only assume the *old* LMTVs and MTVs he was refering to were older versions already on hand. I will ask him model...