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That truck looks nice and straight mine's rough, a worker.
Started life m1031, grew up to m1028a1 putting flat bed on it, small maintenance crane
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Yeah that's what I thought when it first came in that's what I told the installer , but he insisted He said no. so I went and ordered the correct gasket for the lock strip to do it the way it was done originally.
I know the tuckover style is an option, but I want to tell this guy you know read...
That's kind of what I thought, that's crazy because this professional installer said oh no that's to deflect the water away, he cut in the standard lock strip into the opening.
I just ordered a new gasket lock strip from summit precision brand.
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I'm about ready to get a new rubber, I was gonna do the whole job myself with the Lyle 48600 lock strip tool
( Curved handle) this just looks weird I don't understand. So you're saying it's supposed to have that flying wing hanging out like that?
the Lyle 48600
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I ran #6 wire 115' run. Run single phase 120/240 . Only running Necessary equipment for storm condition, rated nameplate of generator. Also disconnecting the bar ground in generator and running ground of house connection.
That's what l did.
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Military uses this system on a lot of gensets and vehicles.
Military Solargizer Battery Maintenance System
I've heard good and bad from people that have ran it
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