teletech
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Welcome, looks like a fun rig.
...and now I know who to call when I need my CVR(T) towed!
...and now I know who to call when I need my CVR(T) towed!
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new guy from Northern california.
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Kloakndagr
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Welcome from Paso Robles, CA.
71DeuceAK
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@Kloakndagr, wow Paso Robles? I grew up in Atascadero. I occasionally come back to visit, would love to meet up with other MV hobbyists in the area...
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Thanks! Paso is a fun town. My cousin lives there but is currently in Afghanistan. Do you ever go to pappy mcgregors? The flag and hat in the case above the bar on the lefthand side is from my cousin.
gromm415
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Thanks, it's fun. I just replaced the transfer pump and fuel filters. Runs great now. I'm going to take it for a shake down run this weekend and hope its good to go. It has some armor in the cab I'm curious about. Also, it looks like something big was welded into the bed. I wish I knew the history of this truck!Welcome, looks like a fun rig.
...and now I know who to call when I need my CVR(T) towed!
71DeuceAK
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I am not all that familiar with Paso actually! I had friends who lived waaaaay out Stockdale Road though.
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Coool! Welcome welcome.
The only thing I know is don't operate the truck in reverse if the transfer case is in low range. The truck may or may not have a lockout preventing it. If you do, catastrophic transfer case explosion may occur. But you probably already know this.
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http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?146306-Don-t-Use-Low-Range-Reverse-with-939-s-Here-s-Why-!!
The only thing I know is don't operate the truck in reverse if the transfer case is in low range. The truck may or may not have a lockout preventing it. If you do, catastrophic transfer case explosion may occur. But you probably already know this.
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?146306-Don-t-Use-Low-Range-Reverse-with-939-s-Here-s-Why-!!
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