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Oh, I'd like to add that a lot of times I'm in low range after maybe going farm to farm and slowing down. So I know the transfer case reduction isn't helping but when it shifts down it can be pretty jarring. Sometimes I can catch it with a rev and smooth it out, but if the converter would be...

MtnSnow, Interesting...I never took notice to that. Thanks! Tom, I'll lube up the cables. I know it shifts smoother once warmed up, but I still think it would be nice to have to added control. This is a little different, but on my car, it uses the overdrive to split gears and will engage the...

Is it possible to put a switch or manually control converter lock up in these transmissions? I think part of the reason these trucks start having flywheel breakage issues is because of locked converter ESPECIALLY on the down shifts. I know mine can be a bit jarring on downshift now and then...

Do you mean the band brake on the worm gear, is that the back brake?

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Yes, the 'A3 wheels are for the MPT type tire, not the 395's, 1400's, 1600's, etc. MPT's have a shallower bead height. Yes, and the 'A3 wheels are six lug.

Oh, pump mount plate is 3/8". Longer grade 8 bolts were used to secure it to Allison replacing grade 8 originals.

Installed a shiny new PTO on 'Bruiser' (931A2) this weekend. Let me help you...this was not fun but I have some tips that will help anyone else on their install. It is a tight fit, really tight. I've heard of people pulling/dropping the transmission to install PTO's on these trucks and I just...

You have to learn how to drive with Detroit's (or Grizzly's). Driving normal with cause some interesting things to happen and most likely a bunch of pop's and bang's or a good solid bang felt through the chassis. When approaching a turn, like a hard right from one street to the next, lift and...

The M939 series is a comfortable truck to drive compared to the deuces or 800 series. 50mph is easy, and feels like you're loafing along. It's big, drives well, and oozes confidence which is good if you're in touch with driving well and knowing what you have...bad if you got it and think it's...

I gotta look for something like that. Very nice addition and picture #7 (right click, save as!) :)

Huh, uh...yep. I only saw the air down part. Don't mind me, I'm dumb. Ask around. People want to also keep an eye on the shift rail that is pulled out of the transfer case for low range. If left out it can lose it's oil film. Nobody want's that part to rust so be sure to cycle it back in...

Sorry to revive month old thread. On my 931A2 I've noticed that if it is possible to have able to roll slightly like on a small grade, it's shifts much easier. Just enough to barely spin the gears and it clicks right in...like take foot off brake, roll a foot or two, then click right in. Did...

The M939 series is so much more comfortable a drive/ride than the 800 series or the deuce trucks that it's easy to roll with them. I know I was surprised and pleased. 80mph though...geeze. aua

Daytodog: What ratio did you go with for the PTO? My supplier tells me there's four ratios--

Thanks man! Come on- it's only the fourth Max coming out. ;) Yep, look at a map of Australia; New South Whales is the big chunk of territory on the East side that goes about 1/3 the way across. Broken Hill and Silverton are all but at the WEST side of the territory. Cool scenery, weird...

I have five but I'm in PA- will ship if ya need. Yep, looks like a deuce dropside. You'll be happy with it on your 931.

Needed one for what I do so built it. Similar design to the Scandinavian Valby units with single cylinder and offsetting pivot points. Designed it on CAD, sent drawing to our friend Kyle @ BLACKROCKFAB, and he burned them on his cnc plasma table. I built the rest from there, even has bronze...

Thanks for the post and especially the pics. Did you happen to see, in your research, if they have an air operated hot shift PTO. Do you think it is possible for a married pump to fit if it had both ports on the rear cover?

Nice link! My trolley is coming off tonight so I'll be popping in that grease fitting. I hope you've gotten some new Tillman 1470's since then. :) Try the 1490 gloves if you get a chance. Another layer of material where you tend to typically wear them thin. Prolly get another half glove...