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Bad diode in the bridge,... broken lead

if that is the starter side you are welcome to this one, sorry It is new just don't have the nsn for it , if it looks close i'll check for a part number on it

Roll Tide,...

I might have the driver's seat mounts if you need some,...

thats a neat looking Tank,...:whistle:

fluid fade

although not for the Caddy lac's ,,,lol

Love the picture of Léon,...

I changed the Ring and Axle, I know it's an M116A1 and that ain't a real truck before ya'll say it,...:popcorn:

http://www.aarcorp.com/gov/Mobility/Containers/containers_standard.htm May find the name of brackets in these, that is what helped me find ones for mine, the Willard / Tanketics http://www.aarcorp.com/gov/Mobility/Containers/Accessories/PDFs/ISU-Accessories.pdf id your container and search NSN

48cja2 sent me some of these, although not for the Caddy lac's ,,,lol

What were you two laughing so hard about,...??

Ground rods shall be driven into the ground so that one end of the ground rod is at a minimum depth of 8 feet below the surface of the ground, soil conditions and moisture also PLAY into it, I'll leave this Thread for the Grown Up's , I Wonder what the TM say about Grounding,.

When fault current is conducted to ground, the immediate result should trip a breaker or blow a fuse, effectively shutting off the power.

When a true catastrophic failure of a brake system does occur, it is most commonly associated with some type of brake fade. Brake fade can be broken down into four main categories including: friction fade, mechanical fade, fluid fade, and domino fade. To best understand the causes of each type...

Kevin, I e-mailed the 6115-624 battle damage manual to you , let me know if it made it, also table D-4 ist the common parts for 15Kw and above

Ground rods (grounding electrodes) are only required if the generator is a separately derived system.as Suprman mentions , using the house ground will also will avoid potential step voltages ,

My First one too, I liked running red lights as the Officers watched,...