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Thread: My BIG M925A2 Project Truck Is Home

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10-09-2009, 09:33

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Oldvw2

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Join Date: Jul 2006

Location: Youngsville, NC USA

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Quote:

Originally Posted by steelsoldiers

Probably only a couple more work sessions until I am actually ready to move the truck under its own power!

Were you ever able to check the rear axles to see if the brakes were caged? I can't remember if it was this truck or the last one that you had caged the brakes on it to pick it up from Little Creek.... The cans, slack adjusters etc. don't look too bad on this one but you know how looks are when salt water is involved

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