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I have also have JUST "started":mrgreen: having this PROBLEM as well... in my case, I nearly drained the batteries trying to start in 25deg. last time I pushed the starter, It would NOT release and I begun to panic, turned everything off and it kept going!! WTF????
I RUN to the garage to get...
ok thanks I managed to get it jumped attaching the charger to the outside terminals neg. on one and pos. of the other
i will do a complete charge at a later time
thANKS AGAIN FOR THE INFO!
ok thanks for those ideas, I will do that ..
Is there a way I can charge BOTH at same time?
or will my equalizer feed the other batery?
hmmm....
engine is cold. not started for few weeks
does anyone know how to charge/ jump the batteries using a 12 VOLT charger?
what terminals to attache the charge cables?
(Without removing from the truck and charging individually)
I DO have a bat equalizer installed..
thanks!
Very nice!
Just don't do what I did!! go off roading and bend the piston shaft that hangs below your axle!! ask me how I know and have to drive back barly able to steer..
Im having a custom made plate to guard that whole area (5/16 plate steel!!_) under radiator down past the steering power...
yes some sort of hydraulic press/ measurement/ truing devices Place called "Precision cast parts" they deal in military/ aerospace manfuaturing if they couldnt get it straightened he would just make another one:) i couldnt see what he did cause of security I was not allowed in building
Just to update,
I (machine shop) FINALLY repaired my cylinder with the bent main piston rod. got the thing apart took the rod to a friends shop and he bent it back straight again... re-installed all is well again works just like before!! cost..$0!! (just six pack) savings of a (rebuild...
simply have to be a part of this thread!!
now that im FINALLY mostly recovered from Spinal surgery, I can catch up on refining my used oil, and working of the Deuce again!!! (air steering cylinder) I missed the whole summer!!! and spring
On my way to Sunnyside WA. I see a 5 ton and a deuce (with super singles) and a tan mil. trailer for sale on a ranch type lot with large building next to farm sprinklers equipment type yard..... Just wondering if this person is on this board or anyone knows of this person?
they have a Subaru...
thank you both for fore Ideas, I will probably try the pressurize method but not use much of it as it is no longer on the vehicle. I only have the deuce air supply to draw from.
in your 2nd pic can you confirm after removing the snap ring, if you had to unscrew/ twist the end out?
or did you have to "shock/ pull it straight out??:grd:
great pix and info these forums are responsible for many of these beasts still beiing on the road!!
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