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Most of the trucks in this thread don't have armored cabs.

No pump in tank, no pump inline, and yes the pump bolted to the air compressor is your high pressure pump.

Which one bud they all have ramps the one green trailer just has a set of loose ramps.

What fiber star? There is no pump other than the IP.

Here's A Few Of Mine. M931a1, XM971, and M103 with MEP003A M129A4

Does anyone know where to get the rubber boot that goes on over the plunger on the 8.3?

Yeah he uses it regularly.

Rich sorry bud but this is not true, the cucv predates this safety feature.

Hello from Hattiesburg.

I will have my people call your people.

Okay so the top speed will be about the same. Park and air brakes are not needed but you will need a clutch to run your front or rear winches, boom is hydraulic and will operate normally.

If you have a 936a2 an ammo box will fit in the rear most side boxes.

Yeah they started calling me the man who rides with door open.

Okay here's the beef your old truck is all pto driven and not compatible with the automatic transmission you have no way to feather the clutch in and out. The 936s are all hydraulic so no clutch needed sorry bud not going to happen be cheaper to put a 809 cab on 936. Also the automatic would...

Replace all of the rubber fuel lines it sounds like a air leak in one. It is very common on the a2s not sure why but they seem to be more sensitive to small amounts of air getting in the line than the 250.

You guys are all shrimps, I am 6'8" and 340 lbs and I can drive one! Now the a2 is a little more fun I have to open the door to use the clutch but still not bad, I drove a 816 daily for a year or two!

Is it the pto driven one?

I don't know why they were not done this way from the factory. Looks great!

Sorry can't make it Tim got my own show, hope y'all do well.

Are you a Doctor? If so you are probably a lot more of a mechanic than you give yourself credit for airlines are just like veins. And bones move like steel parts, if you can work on human beings you can work on trucks. Trucks don't fuss if you break something it just cost a little bit more...