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06-19-2009, 21:14
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ROCK=older then dirt Moderator
Join Date: May 2005
Location: gainesville, ga.
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my 819 does not know what a sharp Conner is, anywhere it goes, it takes its 40 acres, on the o7 ga rally ,i had a few 5 point connors
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Ron
Gainesville, Ga.
vietnam-1/66-8/68
"Technical Manuals are the path to Illumination... Download, Study Learn"---rlwm211 42 5t? autocar tractor, gone
43m20, 12t, converted to tractor, gone
52m52, tractor, gone
73m819, tractor/wrecker AKA Wrecked Wrecker 
77xm977 10t 8x8, to be a xm 983 sold
What ever else that can be drug home
Use CUCVs, a small step below BOBBERS as wheel chocks
GOD help the MV world if i win the LOTTERY
LONG LIVE BIG GREEN IRON
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06-19-2009, 23:14
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: defiance oh
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OOO gimp get the bridge truck. Then when i get some extra money or sell off these rims ill buy it back off you  .. GO GET US A BRIDGE TRUCK!!
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06-19-2009, 23:15
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Banned
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: defiance oh
Posts: 955
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Cant wait to get the 819 home to see how it does turn with the longer wheel base vs the other trucks
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06-20-2009, 07:08
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2 Star General
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Warsaw, Indiana
Posts: 638
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I had the hard pedal problem with my dump truck. I found that bleeding air out of the air pack bleeder at the top of the air/hydraulic valve on it solved the problem. The air pack has two bleeders, one at the end of the brake cylinder and one at the top, on the air/hydraulic valve. Check them both while you are under it. We have a bridge truck here for farm use. No other truck like it!.
Regards Marti
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Warsaw, Indiana
3 M-880 Pickups
2 M-200 Trailers
3 M-105 Trailers
2 M35A2 Deuces
1 M-139 5 Ton Bridge Truck
1 M-543A2 5 Ton Wrecker
2 M-51A2 5 Ton Dump Trucks
1 M-52A2 5 Ton Tractor
3 M-135/ M-211 Deuces
1 IHC T-9 SeaBees Dozer
1 M-313 Shop Van
1 M-689 Shelter Dolly Set
1 M-715 1964 Jeep
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08-07-2009, 03:29
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Colonel
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Arlington,Wa
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Anybody looking for one up in the Northwest ,I have one that's gota go . 16x20 on it extra parts, 14x20 tires mounted, extra cab, canvas top [new] Tan top extra carbs, airpack, fuel pump , parts to install new front wear seals call Oso [ Kevin] 360 631 1313
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08-07-2009, 10:11
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2 Star General
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Warsaw, Indiana
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I had a hard pedal problem like you describe on another truck. If you take the cap off the master cylinder and if necessary to see the bottom of the reservoir, draw the fluid out of it with a suction device. Then you will see a pair of holes in the floor of the reservoir, a larger one to the front and a smaller one behind that one. The smaller one, if plugged by residue, will not let the pressure to the wheels bleed back to the master, resulting in the hard pedal. Use a small torch tip cleaner, wire, or other device to clear the small hole. If I remember right, it is about 1/32 inch or so in diameter. You can check to see if it is plugged by gently pushing down the pedal while watching the fluid in the reservoir. If the small port is open, you should see a momentary upsurge of fluid out of it. No surge, it is plugged. If you push the pedal too quickly, it will put fluid in your eye! Be careful!
Regards Marti
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Warsaw, Indiana
3 M-880 Pickups
2 M-200 Trailers
3 M-105 Trailers
2 M35A2 Deuces
1 M-139 5 Ton Bridge Truck
1 M-543A2 5 Ton Wrecker
2 M-51A2 5 Ton Dump Trucks
1 M-52A2 5 Ton Tractor
3 M-135/ M-211 Deuces
1 IHC T-9 SeaBees Dozer
1 M-313 Shop Van
1 M-689 Shelter Dolly Set
1 M-715 1964 Jeep
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07-18-2011, 08:14
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General
Steel Soldiers Vendor
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: South Easton Ma.
Posts: 514
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Just found a gas job wrecker and a M139 bridge truck for cheap. Which should I get? The wrecker is closer. Both need work!
But they are cheap! Probably for scrap prices!
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07-18-2011, 10:05
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ROCK=older then dirt Moderator
Join Date: May 2005
Location: gainesville, ga.
Posts: 7,065
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Ron
Gainesville, Ga.
vietnam-1/66-8/68
"Technical Manuals are the path to Illumination... Download, Study Learn"---rlwm211 42 5t? autocar tractor, gone
43m20, 12t, converted to tractor, gone
52m52, tractor, gone
73m819, tractor/wrecker AKA Wrecked Wrecker
77xm977 10t 8x8, to be a xm 983 sold
What ever else that can be drug home
Use CUCVs, a small step below BOBBERS as wheel chocks
GOD help the MV world if i win the LOTTERY
LONG LIVE BIG GREEN IRON
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07-18-2011, 11:52
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General
Steel Soldiers Vendor
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: South Easton Ma.
Posts: 514
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I might pick up the wrecker? It is a gas engine, so I doubt it runs. The bridge truck is way up in VT. if it runs and drives. I might try to get it home. But, the bridge truck is class B license and oversized truck. It will take some extra paperwork to get it home to Massachusetts. Money is tight, but I hate to see these go to the scrapper!
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07-18-2011, 14:06
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Private
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Logan/ Utah
Posts: 23
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 lets see the bridge truck.
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