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Suggestion: Extract the exploded views from the manual and email to your field group. Have them mark every part they need. Take that marked up diagram to your Allison dealer who in Texas is Stewart and Stevenson. Go to the parts counter and tell them “fix me up, these parts keep kids from...
These mechanics in these out of the way places can fix broken stuff with a car battery jumper cables and a coathanger welding rod. I would send over the exploded view of the transmission from the parts manual (available on this site) and have him circle what he needs.
Cheaper would be for your bush mechanic to tell you what parts he needs so he can fix the transmission under a tree! I see the clutch pack is all disassembled. Is that the problem?
For many years back in the 90’s I used my 275 like you describe, pulling a 20 ton lowboy with equipment loaded from tractors to Hueys. The truck has a 185 hp LDS but is otherwise stock. The trailer air brakes overcame the stopping issue. Happiest day of my life (well maybe not) was when my...
Here in the flood prone Houston area, scores of people are getting natural gas generators after our generation collapse during the freeze we had. These generators are all the “Generac” type with the plastic house, and yup everyone plops them down at ground level in the back yard. Not wise.
I imagine it was deleted because it was a for sale ad that was not placed in the classified section.
Post a picture of each like you did and just ask what they are.
One as you know is a SECM (Shop Equipment Contact Maintenance), the other two are just general use shelters that fit on 2 man HMMWVs.
Those are the world class JW Speaker LED headlights. Made in USA. I have them on several trucks too, look great illuminate perfect.
Hope you keep getting good diagnosis.
The database reflects all US Army vehicles that were “on the books” at the time he queried the database, which I believe he did in the mid 2000s. He provided excel files which I condensed into pdfs which anyone can search on the “Carnac VIN info thread”.
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