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ok lets see....
1. local fuel injection shop
2. local fuel injection shop
3. the copper washers do
4. $50+- from surplus suppliers eg white owl
5. A fuel injection shop will will usually test them for free for me it was more to rebuild then to buy a new one.
yes some M35A2's have LDS's from repower's most of the auctions that have them listed are
typeo's, I think the main difference between a LDT and a LDS is the LDS has a rear oil sump the LDT
has a front oil sump and LDS have different piston's and a different fuel injection set up.
I'm going with dump-truck tires when I get the money retreads at that the only thing I'll use them for is long trip's
hopeing to spend about $100ea then wheel are $35ea for take off's near me with bad tires.
yup I know a fair bit about hydraulic's from growing up around farm's when it get warmer I'm going to go
look at it I know what to look for on the hose's and cyl's but what about the turning mechanism? I think it
will match up to the deuce's frame well enough but we'll see.
as usual tom's(spicergear) fabrication skill astounds me and on this subject theres a concrete stair place
that has a little(ok not that little) knuckle boom crane much like cranetruck's but smaller from looking at
it it set's on top of the frame with two shoulders that "hug" the frame on the...
it's more of a worst case scenario thing I've seen the injection pump go on the run in
tractor's so for me at lest it's a must have and I can get the left fender off in 15-20 mins flat.
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