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This past Summer the Club was invited to an airshow in Pueblo. I looked for a route that would keep me off the interstate (I-25) from my place (I-70 in Eastern Colorado) all the way down to Pueblo, about 135 miles. It took a little planning, but the effort was well worth the beautiful drive I...

I think it would benefit a lot of folks on here to know the name and model number of your GPS tracking device. Unfortunately, no. But I'll check with some folks to find out if there has been any progress in the investigation.

Suggestion: Download these Operator's Manual to become more familiar with your truck. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/upload/M35/GTA-9-1-1851-8.pdf http://www.steelsoldiers.com/upload/M35/TM9-2320-209-10-1.pdf

How far are you going? I think any fuel savings would be negligible.

Make sure you have the correct lamp in the socket. Photo courtesy of Cranetruck.

Nice switch, but do you think as often as you'd need to bond and un-bond, you need the attached handle?

There are a lot of threads discussing your problem. Look toward the bottom of the page in "similar threads".

Thanks! Just curious, which setup will you be going with?

What kind of "setup" do you have?

Came across this and posted in case someone was interested, seems like a fairly good price. A Field Kitchen End Cover Retail Price: $125.86 Sale Price: $37.49

It's only irritating until the air tanks fill up, a good time to do a walk around and Driver's Pre-op checks.

Why?

Have you downloaded the Operator's TM for you Deuce yet? They are free, click on the top of the page under Technical Manuals. The TM's will answer a lot of questions for you.

Fastenal also has glad hand seals...pretty cheap I recall.

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There were areas I worked in that I absolutely despised attempting to drive ground rods. One trick an inspector showed me was to drive the rod at an angle, you can do this up to 45 degrees. The angle trick combined with an electric jack hammer made this task bearable.

Correct!

How do you the batteries are "good"? Did you load test them?

I liked them when I worked construction, relatively bullet-proof casing and a very tight, secure connection. I had no idea so many of us preferred them...I must be in good company then. ;)

Part #'s are as follows: Plug-CS6365C Inlet-CS6375C Connector-CS6364C Receptacle-CS6369C This "CS" series is not cheap, but is what I chose for flexibility of wiring schemes. I believe the brand is Hubble. Your local electrical supply house is your best bet to find them in stock. Amazon and...