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In San Marcos today and it was getting dangerous. Last I heard the ways out of Martindale and down Hunter road have been shut off. And they expect more rain tonight.
The newest fork lift driver at the govliq lot was so professional he even added a nice side indention to my M1009 to encourage me to replace the door.
Thank you!
I won a M1009 off of govliq a few weeks ago because i wanted a vehicle to tow my M38A1 and store my equipment for gun shoots and camping trips.
The M1008 series was better equipped for towing but I wanted to do highway speeds while commuting and liked the decent mileage the M1009 got. I...
Na don't worry about. That is why I am on this site to learn, I just remembered seeing it in the parts manual when I was looking to see if the key/lock cylinder could be replaced and recalled seeing it labeled as a safety switch. Now I know it isn't.
Isnt this a safety switch? The neutral safety switch.
It doesn't allow it to start unless its in Neutral. If its messed up it might be telling the engine to cut out when it should not. Perhaps when he puts it in gear it cut the engine out.
NSN - 2920-01-150-1610
Does the engine respond to throttle ok when its in park?
My M38A1 did some thing similar and it turned out the fuel pickup line in the fuel tank had broken and was sucking air.
It would run fine when in park but as soon as I would put a load on it it would die as the gas would move around...
Could there be a faulty safety switch or fuse cutting it out?
That could be why the one that was described earlier in the thread would die when put into gear. I have seen this happen in other vehicles that have faulty safety switches.
For example telling the engine its not in park, a door...
Is this a good sign? Do they usually move this fast to BC for first time buyers? Even with GL claiming my SS didn't exist they managed to get it to BC in 4 days with revisions (that I corrected).
On several of the NFA weapon forums there have been threads where people post in the following format:
Date paper work mailed
Date check cashed
Date form received
Date form went
Date approved form arrived.
Name of examiner
Item type
After a month or so some one would plug the data in to...
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