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Is there a recommended way to keep all 4 batteries topped off on 939 series? Is there a particular charger or bank of battery tenders that stand out from others?

Will any of the following fit safely on a 939 series truck? 16.00R20? 395/85R20 w/wheels? 365/85R20 w/wheels? Hopefully these questions don't violate our rules. Thanks, Larry

Reduction. As my wife reminded, I'm doing this mostly for fun. So, rates are $15-$20 per hour and I will only charge when I actually have a tool in use. Maybe we can keep more old steel turning. Larry

Good questions. You will have to be more specific on limitations. I have tools for the types of projects I mentioned above. I am not willing to renew my electrical license, bond or insurance. If you are looking to go off grid or just augment your existing system, I am not your guy. My experience...

Addition to my last post... Willing to travel to Oregon, Idaho, Nevada and lower BC. By affordable, I mean VERY reasonable. Some travel expenses could be worked out for out of state jobs. Any feedback? Larry

Retired. Worked on large old equipment in Alaska. Was a licensed electrician. Just testing the waters to to see if their might be a need for REASONABLY priced repair work in the area. Head gaskets, fuel issues, air lines, electrical, brakes, etc, but no major motor or tranny or transfer case...

Which vehicles are included in the M939 series? Thanks, Larry

Can this be done without to much trouble, if the CTIS is disconnected?