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Congratulation on the new acquisition. MV's can change that in a hurry :grin:

I've only done about 3~400 miles in the year I have had it. I wouldn't think you would need to change the filters that often. I changed the fuel filters as soon as I got my deuce and then again after the first tank of fuel was used. A lot will depend on how much gunk is in the system. I got...

That's right. that fitting lubes the bearing on the input bearing cover, not the throwout bearing it's self. Sorry about that.

This is how I use mine. Weekend short trips to the store and just cruising around town. The top priority is to keep on top of routine maintenance, filters, clean fuel, clean and repack hub bearings and check the brakes and then check the brakes again. Did I mention to check the brakes.

That's correct. pull the cover and the fitting is on the throwout.

Nice score on the mule [thumbzup]

Basic Issue Items (BII). Almost every piece of equipment is issued with a minimum number of items used to operate/maintain the equipment. Things like wrenches, jacks, ground rods, operator manual etc.

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Very nice setup. Congratulations.

Looks like the oil cooler is in place back in post #1 pic 4.

I second DH, Delks. Very good to deal with,

One plus is that it take about 5 minutes to replace the pancake and your back up compared to replacing a wheel cylinder.

I would say it depends on the manufacture design. We had Mack DM600 that were off road dump haul trucks and the brake cans where mounted high on the backing plate facing in to the center and had very little trouble and damage problems. We also had a few Autocars and GMC generals that we where...

Hydraulic Head, also call IP, Injection pump.

I'm in the middle of doing the brakes and repacking the bearings. I have been using method in the TM that has you torque the nut to 50 lb/ft then back off 1/8 ~ 1/4 turn. We'll see how it turns out. Must have had 2 different mechanics working on it the last time it was serviced. Left side had...

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Nice looking combo. Congrats.

Welcome to the site. Lots of good information available and a great group of people. Sounds like you have the biggest problem under control, enough room to house all the OD green items you will get. Biggest thing to figure out is what do you have an interest in, armor, 2 1/2 ton, 5 ton, CUCV...

Welcome from just outside the logic free zone. There is a wealth of knowledge available here and a great group of people.

So, I need about 10 acres in that general area. :D