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actually putting it outside is unnecessary cause its fumes are already plumbed outside with proper installation while LP heaters do NOT pipe any combustion outside. Am in agreement with you..... the diesel ones are safer when considering the overall picture.

ahhhhhhhh that makes ton more sense... yeah...... did hear they were monsters..... If anyone has one Id be interested in it possible for project stuff-ish.

This yellow truck's mirrors look like any other mirror on newish-ish medium trucks... but if you look closer you see with them being well in front..... this gives the truck a much overall narrowed stance. just thought someone might find it interesting

Will rent kit out . New these are a couple Grand. Used around a grand and half. Will rent for??? not sure yet. Mail already lost them once. Luckily this time they found it.. Like Autozone/Oriely'sI I got no choice but to have a deposit (cost of new replacement plus shipping ) Can look...

There is enough RV/van life folk with diesel heaters now ...... the sound issues have been resolved in many ways. Anyone worried about that with searching and reading is very likely to find a good solution for them..

@Suprman which of the CTIS in the MTV family had CTIS control boxes that were typically preset to higher pressures than the rest of the others? Was/is it particular sub models for heavier tasks... if so which ones??

Think the MTV are programmed higher for HWY than the LMTV already so the starting point prior to the doubling is higher. Though you may have accounted for that in your numbers.

maybe lube/renew the rubber duck bills and any other rubber you can in the system a little with MOTHERS and they may not squeak as much/last longer Im not sure if Will ( @Suprman ) can program them different than what you have. Under impression there are two choices in programming and that...

there is a thread on here you can probably find about changing the transducer to a higher pressure one? This will up the pressure on all default settings of CTIS. It is located under the power panes. Some folk have also done an air solenoid to switch between the OEM transducer and the...

There is a couple threads in here on rebuild kits and rebuilding them. Also videos on youtube

this is what lends me to believe the space above it is open and tank can be lifted out for filling. but hard to say. close inspection of pic looks like on right side there is a latch. Wonder if that spot was formerly an undercarriage spare tire area... hence why not so concerned if it hangs...

diesel would not go bang.... it is harder to ignite via spark. only way I can think of (if they owner has a brain) that he feels this is not as huge an issue as folk are making it..... is if above the tank is either a floating trap door w/nothing above it or its inside a cupboard with...

thanks.... would have looked in the wrong place in the TM's... thought it was an adjustment on the valve by the tanks

Can someone take a video or snap shots(s) of where on the regulator the adjustment screw is mentioned earlier in this thread? gracious in advance

IMHO if you do any rope tugging an avg. car/truck hook it to something lower on your truck than the pintel. ESP if the strap/rope your using is short. The upward angle will end up with you replacing peoples bumpers/front fascia cause the angle of the rope cracks their fascia . Should not so...

Good point on wear limitations. There is a place to put it though.... its just not on your truck anymore. Well..... not in this area of your truck anymore :beer: below is bad drawing. Attaches on the support member there.... runs down a ways then loops back up where it attaches to the cab...

though not confident in the buckle of that strap (easy fix)... @Ronmar do you think that would alone suffice to limit up travel? hmmm... wonder if there is/could be made some solid attachment up above one could use to put a down travel limit strap???

helll yeah on that.

lol which winch are you speaking of? Military or Civilian? - military PTO winch on FMTV is rated (I believe) on OUTER most winding on the winch's spool. And it is a heck a lot of wire cable on them so that outer layer creates a very large pulley compared to the size it would be if you...

Apologize.. quoted your post by mistake. Meant to be another's post quoted. Fixed it up above now. I'd suggest us two delete our post to help clean up the thread of unnecessary content.... but that option is unusually not available on this board to members (mods/admins can though) . If...