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I'm kinda surprised that the gen2 kits hadn't ironed out these sort of issues.
I've been going back-and-forth with just building a system from scratch or using a surplus kit for simplicity. I know all the bits that I need, and where I can get the civilian equivalents but I figured that the...
Not intentionally while on a patrol or convoy, I would think.
That's silliness for back a base. Heh
You drain them of air to prevent water from condensing in the wet tank/system. I't not going to hurt things to let them sit for a few days even in the most humid of climates. But draining air...
Pretty much every truck I've ever seen had the buzzer taped.
I like his solution as a replacement for the tape.
Other discussion stuff not applicable.
;p
I need to pull mine. It was rebuilt by the PD that sold it to me.
But every time it rains, it drags or just clicks at the solenoid. I looked all over for a short until I finally noticed where someone had been smacking it with a big hammer or small sledge. Tapping it works, so I figured...
Technically it's 2.5 ton carrying capacity, so it's pretty much over capacity even when it's empty.
This is why practically every EU adventure truck builder uses 6x6 with higher capacity.
I picked up another M1082 trailer this week. I've noticed that there are subtle differences in the year models (the rear bumpers, the ladders and how they attach, some have a lock box driver side aft, some don't).
But what is this?
It looks to be hedged...
Those are just a basic bypass shock. I've not looked up the NSN but I suspect they are for a light vic.
The potential problem with bypass shocks is the location of the bypass related to the mount. Even if they happened to be the right length the "bypass can" could be off 90 degrees and...
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