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If I remember correctly there should be a transducer screwed in where the cable would go, you should be able to take out the transducer and put in the cable. Now whether it is the right ratio remains to be seen. Rick

That would be Dave Kelone. Just do a google search for his name. Found it. http://www.militarymules.com/ Rick

It is looking like I am not going to make it, just have too much to get done on my fleet to go to Aberdeen. Sorry guy's. I will have more time next year and I will plan ahead. Rick

I have seen a lot of 6.2's break in the same exact spot. A lot of the time it is from using ether. Could have been a balancer if you were really twisting it. Forget replacing the crank, the timing cover is going to be trashed and the front main journal will be either cracked or severely gouged...

Note his last sentence, "with everything locked driveshaft rotates freely." He had already verified that the hubs were working correctly. That tells me there is no connection between the shaft and the axles. Granted, the way he did the test is not conclusive at all since the wheels are being...

I used to own a 4X4 shop in the 70's, I am real familiar with drive shafts. If once you get the joint in the yoke is stiff you can smack the yoke with a hammer just below each cap you had put in. This will usually free up the joint by backing the caps out to the clip. Rick

75 lbs. of air seems to be a lot for an empty truck. I run 45 in the rears and 55 in the fronts on mine and still tend to wear the centers out on the back.

Zout, That is called phasing. As that shaft turns the u-joint speeds up and slows down through a 360 degree rotation. The joint on the other end have to be in phase so that the joints on opposite ends are speeding up and slowing down opposite of each other therefor cancelling out any vibration...

I agree 100%. I have seen 700R4's behind some really serious horsepower and they do fine if they are rebuilt with quality parts. You have 165 horsepower, you are not going to kill a R4 with that. PLUS, you get a lower first gear and an overdrive 4th. Lower first and 4:56 gears and you will pull...

Under warranty at 17 years old!!!!! My guess would be that the tires were run with a heavy load and then cross rotated. That could make the belts shift in some of the older radials. I would lose the 17 year old tires fast, The rubber compound is probably hard as a rock and if you have to stop...

Any air tank will have an ASME metal tag welded to it with all of the spec's. It will be on the top or front where it is normally visible. If the tag is not on a tank in a commercial business then an insurance inspection or OSHA inspection would make you remove it. Rick

Another heavy lifter but not the same. Different cab configuration. Rick

A 500 gallon air tank!!!!!!! I am guessing that is a typo? Rick

Strong enough!? That first one could put the entire tank on top of a five story building! Rick

Sounds like iot is time to pull the differential cover and see what kind of pieces fall out.:mad: Rick

It only takes one hub not locking in to give you no front drive. Put it in 4wd, lock the hubs and then jack up one front side at a time and try to turn the wheel. Make sure it is in park. Does the wheel turn? If it does see if the axle is turning on that side, if it is turning then see if it is...

I am not offended in any way. Just trying to help. I don't want to see you spend money needlessly and I don't want you to think everything on your truck is different when it is not and can be bought at the local parts store. Rick

The tie rods are exactly the same as any Chevy 3/4 or 1 ton with the Dana 60 front axle. As are the locking hubs and all of the internal parts. The rear 14 bolt is a stock civvie item also as is the turbo 400 trans and tranfer case. There are NO mechanical parts that are not civilian other than...

You say the CUCV has parts the civvie trucks do do have, I am curious what. They do have two alternators and a very problematic electrical system but other than that the truck is a K/30 Chevy. Don't get me wrong, I have one and I have pulled some serious weight with it but not very fast. Rick

I still think you should check the prices on a regular tow rig compared to what yo will spend converting a 30 year old truck that is going to rot out very quickly once you start driven it regularly.