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Chalk another one up for the Peoples Republic of Maryland. I did not know this. Glad I haven't requested the SF97 for the 105 trailer I got 2 months ago and want to tag some day.

Welcome to the green side. You will find a great wealth of knowledge here. Almost forgot nopics

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Welcome to the site. It's all down hill from here :mrgreen:

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Very nice looking setup. Got a quick look when you where up RT4 at the beltway a couple weeks ago.

Seems to be running good this AM. Good work Gentlemen [thumbzup]

Might just be a coincidence, but I noticed the GL adds have been updated. Maybe it's GL spyware trying to track us. :rolleyes:

Mine seems to have some type of sealant in it. The TM 9-2520-246-34-1 manual shows a "lever" attached there. I am thinking that on some versions there is a stud installed there that is used as a pivot point for some type of control linkage. Maybe for a truck like the auger/post hole drill.

I think I spoke to soon. Maybe the hamster is getting tired.

Right now it is faster than I have seen it in the last 2 days. I figured it was a local problem sense the storms we had.

I kind of figured that even more items where different but those I knew for sure without having to check and he had only mentioned the gen head. Are the harness connectors plug and play between the 2 units ?

You will also need the VR and the bridge rectifier assembly from the 60Hz unit, they are different.

Congratulations on the truck.

Nice looking truck Gary. Quick question, is the tank on the water buffalo single wall ?

drgreg, That's just wrong. :grin:

Ok, I got to say say it. New gf.:rolleyes:

MO MV man, very nice looking truck. [thumbzup] Clean looking install.

I use 6X6 timbers cut to 18" for cribing to support the deuce, works great even on soft ground, and a 8 ton bottle jack to lift it. 2cents