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Took off the 11x20 NDT's and switched over to G177 radials. 817 dump truck. Kept all 10!
Test drive was awesome. Had no help, reaching for Ibuprofen now...
Hi and welcome to the nuthouse of military trucks.
I would say to get your truck home, learn all about it, fix it up and run it and enjoy it. THEN decide about bobbing it. Take your time. Doesn't make sense to bob a truck and find issues you're not happy with.
Here is the cable you can use for 12 v on 915
Electrical Connector Umbilical Cord, Truck 18-Wheeler P | eBay
I have run my 915 with this 12v type cable no problems yet
Some local info- Boyce up in Ogden does a good job changing out boots and seals- if you don't feel comfortable doing it yourself, or if you don't have time. Also several of us around the 'front' that like to help out if you need or get stuck in the repair process.
You have some incorrect data - first item is the M109A4 is not multifuel. I hate typing on my iPad so just suggest you read up more on the trucks.
They do make great campers.
Ultrasonic sounds like a great idea. Can't think it could be a problem.
I was dripping sweat out of my rubber gloves the other day and wondered why I never had that problem when I was younger? Do old guys sweat more?
You better move that truck to your office soon or your wife might do it for you:)
Should be ok on your short trip. Very common on the deuce and a good project for you. Do the seals and boot repair before winter. It sucks to work in the cold.
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