Recent content by JohnnyBM931A2

Waved goodbye to my 5 ton today :cry: Driveway looks too empty now. But the truck went to a good home.. It was purchased by a very nice couple from Iowa.

Thank you :) I'm sure it will all work out in the end.

I will say that changing to NAPA trans fluid really helped relax the 2-1 downshift on mine. I was going to change the fluid on mine regardless, so I figured why not. I'm glad I did it.

It's been a long time since I did mine.. But I seem to remember you are supposed to check it with the engine idling, and only once it reaches operating temp (I don't recall there being a specific temp listed.) Hopefully someone else chimes in though. It might be different regardless, since mine...

Indeed. If I do decide to get another one of these at some point, I will wait until I have some kind of rural property. It would just be easier that way.

Well.. Due to overwhelming medical bills from my surgery, and some credit card debt that I need to pay off, I listed my 5 ton for sale today :sad: I love it to death, and I hate to see it go, but there's just no other way. I'm also planning on selling my '66 Ford Fairlane as well, so I can get a...

Cool :) Nothing better than long ongoing threads with an abundance of pictures :jumpin: :naner:8-)

Cool :) If I get another 5 ton, I think I will have an M931A2 set up like your M932.. Shortened bed with a hydraulic dump setup. Talk about perfect for yard work and other stuff around the house ;) I really think you should do a dedicated mod thread with pictures. I think that would help out...

Do you have any info regarding your setup? I can't remember if you did a thread on it or not..

hehe.. If you end up yanking out that 8v92, feel free to send it my way.. For free of course ;) :lol:

My vote goes for squared off end

M942.. That's the mobile repair shop, right? The one with the "gullwing" doors..

Another bobber.. <sigh> :(

Thanks. What mods were necessary to get it in there?

True. The same would happen with a deuce style exhaust, though perhaps to a lesser degree.