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If the tires split or cracked when deflated, they were no good anyway and would have blown out quickly. I would accept the load and move on. My 2 cents.
Nice unit. That is used to connect two generators to a single load. Only one generator runs at a time. When the first generator needs to be shut down for maintenance, the second one is started, and the box allows the load to swingover when the freqency waveforms of the two generators match...
Feltz has this huge operation outside the RRAD gate, there is this employee whos job it is to dismount 37's from 24 bolt rims all day. I never saw a more huge pile of rim nuts in my life.
Here is a pic of a single story building I found online. Window spacing is different, but the unusual height placement (for a civi structure) is the same.
I have some I can measure. From memory it is 48 dia, 4" x 1" flat bar that you would machine a groove into both sides, then use a plate roll to make into a ring.
Welcome. The purpose of the capacitor is to suppress radio interference. It is optional. Your horn could have a burned out coil, but most likely the contacts and other moving parts are corroded. See if you can bead blast it and ohm out the coil and report back.
The upper Texas coast was scattered with barracks buildings from Camp Wallace in Hitchcock, TX, an antiaircraft training base. These buildings were moved all over the place and used as classrooms at schools. I think this might be one, what do ya'll think? The wood windows seem so high up...
Welcome to Steel Soldiers. The 60 ampere alternator came into being in 1967, so your truck may or may not be titled correctly. Don't worry about having the 25 amp generator, that setup served the military from 1950 well into the 80's.
Digging around on Google:
The M107 is a long-ranged self-propelled gun manufactured in USA
The propulsion of the M107 is a General Motors 8V71T diesel V8 with 345 at 2 300 rpm, coupled to an Allison XTG-411-2A automatic transmission with 4 forward gears and 2 reverse gears...
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