m543a2 wrecker parts

[blackrock]

Hey guys my dad has started rebuilding his wrecker this past week and we are in need of some parts. Like the air cylinder diaphragm that disengages the rear pto allowing you to switch to the winch or hydraulic boom, also the throttle cable that runs to the rear is seized up. Who would have these parts? should i Down load a TM get the part numbers i need and call boyce? thanks kyle

 

[Recovry4x4]

I would get on the phone with the guys at White Owl in NC. They know your truck and they have parts.

 

[gimpyrobb]

I might have that diaphram, I am booked till this weekend though. Send me a PM and remind me on Friday.

 

[blackrock]

pm sent gimpyrobb

thanks recovry4x4 ill look into them

thanks kyle

 

[wreckerman893]

The throttle cable might can be freed up by removing it and soaking in diesel fuel or other lube based solvent.

Sometimes items like the diaphram can be rebuilt but may require some old school knowlege to do it.

I'm cheap but sometimes you have to bite the bullet and buy parts.

Good luck.

 

[Wolf.Dose]

Contact www.reomie.nl. They can supply the neccessary parts.
Wolf

 

[73m819]

Hey guys my dad has started rebuilding his wrecker this past week and we are in need of some parts. Like the air cylinder diaphragm that disengages the rear pto allowing you to switch to the winch or hydraulic boom, also the throttle cable that runs to the rear is seized up. Who would have these parts? should i Down load a TM get the part numbers i need and call boyce? thanks kyle

I would ALREADY have the TMs ( all of them) even before owning the truck, for sure after getting it, not asking "should I down load a TM"

You can get them here.

JATONKAM35s HOME ON THE WEB
OR
Free Military Army Manuals!
OR
https://www.logsa.army.mil/etms/ind...5fb95459e-A3015A99-D14A-19E1-238F1793FB3D9566
This is the mil. TM web site,
--says bad cert., click to go anyway,

 

[blackrock]

The throttle cable might can be freed up by removing it and soaking in diesel fuel or other lube based solvent.

Sometimes items like the diaphram can be rebuilt but may require some old school knowlege to do it.

I'm cheap but sometimes you have to bite the bullet and buy parts.

Good luck.

Yea my dad did do all of that and did free it up but just afraid if we don't keep it lubricated due to the weather it will seize up again.

I would ALREADY have the TMs ( all of them) even before owning the truck, for sure after getting it, not asking "should I down load a TM"

You can get them here.

JATONKAM35s HOME ON THE WEB
OR
Free Military Army Manuals!
OR
https://www.logsa.army.mil/etms/ind...5fb95459e-A3015A99-D14A-19E1-238F1793FB3D9566
This is the mil. TM web site,
--says bad cert., click to go anyway,

Im DL them as we speak.

thanks kyle