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My all time favorite was a cordless impact that I dug out of the trash, in Schweinfurt. With case and two batteries to go along with it. Made by Dewalt, (I believe Dewalt was bought by Bosch?) it is long out of production. But what a great tool. The TM tells you to replace the lock washers...

STILL raining.

I am getting old............................ Should have remembered I had this. Oh well, shoot me at day break.

Might help

I normally used an impact wrench to remove the fasteners. I only used a torque wrench to do Turbine gen sets. But would say you can use a torque wrench putting fasteners back on. In the military, we always had VERY good torque wrenchs. Snapon, for instance. After my stink as a contractor, that...

If you could give me the NSN and or Part #, I might be able to look up tech data.

You got lots of good info and help here in your thread. If I had to pick the two most important, that would be message #8 and #7. Getting smart, (#8) before doing anything on the truck should always be high on your list. Systematically going through, (#7) a system, like brakes, is always best...

Still raining. Working on the Ark, as we communicate.

Did you know that there are two different types of volt regulation systems? And that you can not mix and match them?. The total of 4 parts, MUST all be from the same manufacturer. Do you have all the TM's downloaded for this machine?

Its raining here!

M26x1.5 is pretty common here. If you just need one, and are willing to pay the shipping cost, AND tell me exactly what type of nut it is, I would buy one and send it to you.

I do not think its possible to "ruin" an A1. The A1 is what is in charge of AC volt production. So yes, go ahead and put your spare A1 in and see if that cures the problem. ho do you KNOW your spare A1 is good? Ever see it installed in a gen set that works right?

40th E? I worked on two HEMMT's A3 Tankers back in 2009 or 2010? Replaced the transfers. Had not been in Baumholder in 25 years. Not a lot had changed. Thats where my Father in Law did "Basic" in 1941. All the stone buildings had not changed he said, in 1980. Place is still open and some more...

Do you have the TM's for this equipment?

Then start a parts for sale thread. The selling of parts in an open thread is not allowed.

A fine year!

There you go!

Where are you working? Inside or out? If inside, and the building is sturdy enough, then you have a quick and dirty way. Ring in the roof and a come along/chain fall.

Why no! Never did it before in my life. Take the control panel off. Take the rest of the box off. Take anything off that gets in your way first. Then get someone to use a forklift or tractor, like LITD wrote. This kind of a lift might work. Its supposed to be 2 tons lift. After all, you...