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I have a few trucks around here and not one has the buzzer hooked up. if you watch your gauges like you own it then there wont be a problem. (although the law may think differently about this) I may wire mine up with a light on the dash. the reason they are unhooked is that I cant hear anything...
I dont think it's worth going thru all the hassles and $$ when our little 250's do not have the piston coolers. I have bumped my XM818 a bit and unless its below 0 ambeient temp its real easy to hit 1,200 on the exhaust. maybe an intercooler would help keep the temp down.
It's street legal. the frame was never touched. it looks good even underneath. with to many projects going at once something has to give. being a firefighter and all, i wish i could save it but it's not going to happen.
Re: RE: Re: RE: mobile home axles for non-mobile home traile
the fish tailing was probly from mis loading the trailer. or bad design on the trailer. like axles to far forward so ther is not enough hitch weight. an yes a violently swerving trailer will peel tires of like nobodys bussiness! I...
well that can change without notice. hopefully our snow is about done for this season. i'm ready for spring! wont be long and the mud will give the little buggy a chance to get some exercise.
ya. i will still be adding on to the fleet of 5 tonners. might be a little while tho. and your right, the parts inventory just got worse. But this little thing will be great for a run around vehicle. like a pickup with a 12' box. get this. i can just step onto the front bumper from the ground...
I know its a little different than the rest but we will see how it works out. if it had more power it would be like driving a pickup. 6 BT or the 466 that i came accross. I know i have to choose careful as the front axles on these are not very heavy duty.
yes gimp, with all the junk I have there is allways somthing to do. went real good tho. I knew i was pushing my luck a little with the throw out bearing but i had no idea that the pilot bearing was so close to junking the input shaft! really no way of checking that with out pulling the tranny...
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