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http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?13501-NHC-250-Block-Heater-Inst-(PICS) Great thread.

Subscribed. I love one-offs (or two-offs for this one)

Looks like a great score! Better turn down the dryer.....

I am getting ready to do this job also. There is a ton of structure in tha "B" pilliar that I'm still debating how to tackle. I was thinking about peeling back some of the outer sheet metal to complete the welds on the inside then close it up and weld the exterior sheet metal. Good luck!

Normal is 120-220 deg F. Deadline at 300.

Bob, glad to hear. I still haven't had a chance to go out and thaw mine out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Isr9dcywkwU&feature=youtu.be Here is the heater in action.

Its in your email. Its a start at least.

Wow Bob, sorry to hear you are still battling this. Really does sound like a tranny prob. Do you have the Allison book? I can send it to you.

Did some more research in the TMs. Everything points to a defective/and-or frozen pressure protection valve. This valve assures full brake tanks before any accessorie including wipers, horns and governor receive air. I plan to heat it today with a heat gun. DH, running at overpressure for 20...

No All of the 900s are Cummins, A,A1 are normally aspirated NHC250 with Allison automatic. A2s were turbocharged 8.3 Cummins w/Allison auto. The CATs were not in the 900s.

Welcome aboard. By a 5 ton, are you looking at 800 or 900 series trucks?

Another 5 ton! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-x7Bi_1vPk&feature=youtu.be

Crap I just scrapped a body that would have exact match pieces. Its not real thick, but there is a ton of structure also under that.

PM Sent. We'll get him taken care of. My son lives just down the road if needed he could stop in there.

No evap on the firewall. Def no AC.

When it comes up just choose desktop. Nice use of the resources at hand.

I saw this in person at Matt's shop last week, his craftsmanship is flawless, and the install looked great! Nice Job Matt!

The pics are great! Almost like we are there with you.....safe travels, can't wait to see the picture pulling up in front of your home.

Sam Squanch