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Hmm, are you aware the left lower lever on the 3 lever light switch has to be raised up to illuminate the panel lights? If it’s all the way down in “park” the headlights won’t come on.
I wanted an aluminum carrier, not sure why MSG made all this stuff out of steel. Here it is. Bill of materials: McMaster Carr 1630T47 ( 1 ea 1' long, 2 ea 3' long), 8975K142, 8975K597.
The base is 26x11. The uprights are set in 2.5" on 11 degree angle. The cross piece is at 18.5" on...
Oh hell no they are not hand made. AMG has a very sophisticated fixture they use to assemble, glue and rivet the body together. That fixture has been in use since the 80's. We will see it at this year's factory tour as part of the MVPA convention.
Thanks for the back story ender. Lots of times people say "how could BOTH headlights be burned out at the same time???" Well trust me the 30 year old bulbs seem to vent out and then they burn out immediately when you power them, I have seen it happen in front of my eyes more than once. Easy...
I was looking up those numbers in the ORD-9 and nothing came up in the "Group 15 FRAME AND BRACKETS" section. Then it occurred to me. The 2A7556 is the Army registration number! The depot must have stamped it there prior to a repaint. This number system came into use in 1960, but for some...
One thing on these to put in your memory bank, the hydraulics on the boom is stronger than the boom and shipper and both WILL BEND if you overload the crane.
Welcome. Help is here and also at the G503 website. The numbers stamped in the frame are Willys internal part numbers especially if the stampings are at an angle.
MD 85*** is your VIN or vehicle serial number which should also be on your title and would be on main data plate on the dash...
Wow never on this site has there been TWO M246 rescues going on at the same time. Good luck with it. The parts you need are not anything hard to find. The M246A1, A2 and the M819 used the same jackshaft and rear driveshaft. (verify) You can use an overdrive transmission if you want from...
The M1079 has 24 clearance lights all of which run through this one 25 amp breaker in the PDP which in my case is getting too hot to touch and tripping. I am thinking swap to LED bulbs?
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