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Sure enough, in less than a minute, I was able to find this In the "desription and use of operators controls and indicators" chapter(on the first page. 18. Audible Alarm. A steady tone sounds when air pressure is below 65 psi (448 kPa). A wavering (dual tone) sounds when troop transport alarm...

I wonder what it's called in the -10. Often correct terminology is helpful when diagnosing problems.

It's possible the wheel cylinders are all bad(gummed up/rusted). Total brake inspection is needed for sure. remember, NOS parts can be 45 years old and junk inside.

Your boosted brake pressure is correct.

Did you use the correct style relay? (isolated ground)

What size tires do you have?

I have never had an issue with asking a seller a question on ebay. It just takes a couple clicks. I wonder what the "contact seller" link is for then. Of course, It is probably against the rules to try to buy something outside of ebay(through ebay). Just like it would not be allowed on SS...

Inspect your shoes and drums.

Why not message(ask) the seller on ebay. You'd have a better chance.

One more bump.

bttt for the evening crowd. Possibly heading South in the morning or Saturday. Need to find a landing spot.

Today I was made aware of a good friend’s friend who lost his home during hurricane Michael. He lost his home totally. In an effort to help him my friend has offered to bring his travel trailer to stay in while he clears and rebuilds his home. We are looking for someone with a place to park the...

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It also must be rotating as the motor rotates. The drivekey for the tappet shaft may have broken. Search term "bowtie".

How about a picture of what you have.

All are 1 to 1 in 3rd.

Site rules request a state in your location.

Simplified Test Equipment/ Internal Combustion Engines STE/ICE It's kinda like an OBD system.(military specific) This too, is explained in the basic operators manual.

It is shown in the very beginning of the -10TM(basic operators manual). Easily identified in a picture, then described in text. It's worth looking at.

Most "silly questions" can be answered either in the Technical Manuals or with a quick search.