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LO9-2320-272-12.pdf

Did you read the cold weather starting procedure in the -10 TM ?

There is some related information on safe speeds for 939 series trucks in this thread from a couple weeks ago ; Road Speed 900 Series Truck? Edit ; acouple more related threads Safe Driving Speed and Tire Size on M939 Series Blown ABS ECU - how not to do that etc. Abs mwo?

What do you plan on using it for ?

With as many as are coming out of the Indy truck center lately you should be able to find one you can drive home if you preview .

This has about as close to a military equipment trailer as you will find . A deuce isn't rated to tow it empty and the trailer isn't rated to haul a 5 ton . Search is your friend :doghead:Off-road flatbed trailer with singles

The technical manuals.

Nothing less than 12 foot , but if building new you might just as well go 14 foot and have it over with . Then you won't be wishing you had a few more inches.

That looks like a tubeless tire with a o-ring between the two halves . You can about be sure the sidewall is damaged and the tire junk. It might work airing it up for a short low speed trip ,other wise figure on replacing it.

If the gooseneck has a GVWR over 10,000 pounds and it is used commercially at all , you will need a CDL and medical card

Should the one who makes the next politicial comment be neutered also? You know shared sacrifice.

While I understand your theory on starting a new thread to bring everything together , it actually is better most of the time add to existing threads. More threads make searching harder . Without major changes there are not much options for a transmission swap . Presonally I think the search...

You might want to inspect the flexplate . Also check your harmonic balancer , they are known to go bad.

Just because the battery cables look good on the outside doesn't mean they are not corroded on the inside

Try the link in post #2 m939 series schematic

They were from jatonkas site

If it's over 90 days old a moderator needs to delete it.

It only took a dozen posts to derail

SAE 30 from TM TM 9-8024-1 page 31 figure 20 the rest of the TM"s downloadable here ; M135-211 Series TMs

If you have a accident while using it for your business with personal insurance you won't be covered , they won't even have to look for a reason to deny the claim . It's called the cost of doing business . Edit ; The link you provided dosen't any exenption for commercial use . If your refering...