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just wondering if any of the 5-tons have air shift. tried searching but could get what i was looking for.
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do any of the 5 ton have air shift
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The m939's have airsift t-cases.
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do any of thte 818 have the air shift
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I'm not 100% sure...but I'm pretty sure they don't. There has been talk of people putting a 939 tcase in an 809... But I'm not sure if anyone has actually done it.
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no air shift in the 809s and the 54 series
opcom ?? put a 900 5t xcase in a 818
opcom ?? put a 900 5t xcase in a 818
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Guys,
The 800's and the M39 series have air shift sprag selection. No air shift for front axle drive UNLESS the air system modification has be done that allows neutral or front drive.
The same only different from the 2-1/2 air shift.
The 800's and the M39 series have air shift sprag selection. No air shift for front axle drive UNLESS the air system modification has be done that allows neutral or front drive.
The same only different from the 2-1/2 air shift.
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Do you mean air shift transmittions or air shift front wheel drive ??
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The transmission is standard shifting, but there are air valves on the first/reverse shift rail that direct air to the cylinder on the transfer that selects forward or reverse sprag. The air system modification is to cut-off the air to the selector valves which puts the front drive in neutral. Without this modification the transfer is always in forward or reverse, depending on the shift rail position.