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Charge up your weak batteries and retest them or eliminate them as they are drawing down the good batteries

Hello and Welcome from the frozen Northern portion of Utah

Yes there is totally different ones. such as Operators Manual, Parts, etc As for picking which ones apply to your vehicle open the PDF's and see if your vehicle is listed :)

Nope. Just good group 31 batteries.

Not quite true. I know of several owners with the nhc250 that run only two batteries here in Northern Utah and we have been in the single digits temp wise.

I have yet to have a EGT Gauge fail but I have had multiple probes fail over the years.

Congrats and welcome from Utah

Hoping your recovery goes well!

I see that 74M35A2 and 162tcat have pretty much summed it up. and just to clarify I take defueling to be a reduction of fuel PRIOR to the expected rev limit.

I have never had defueling

I did the 3k setup in mine and it's good to 2800rpm. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5L6X3jj8lBM

U.S. Navy construction battalion M-49A2C Truck, Tank, 6x6, Fuel Servicing during Operation Desert Storm, April 1991. M35-USMC during Desert Storm

Sounds like an overall good trip so far with your co-pilot handling that extra duty quite well :driver:

In my recent dealing with Bill at Teufel Hunden wholesale I have to say I look forward to dealing with him again in the future as he was very fair in his pricing and getting me a great rate on the freight shipping!

At what point are you planning on getting on I-80? Glad to hear things are going smoothly at this point.

Thats why I said "base/low" bid :-D

Is this a CTIS equipped truck? If so check to see if the counter-weight IS installed across from the CTIS Valve & Cover. If a Non-CTIS truck make sure there is NO a counter-weight installed. Also double check your tire pressures. If running Super-singles the proper pressure is 70 psi.

The work around I have found is to toss out a base/low bid when the item(s) you are interested in are actually accepting bids and then you can review your bids well after the close of an auction to see what the item(s) truly sold for / so you can see what they are selling for...

As long as it's not an Auction website I think you would be ok

Yep for most places this put the final fees & taxes at around 20% on top of the purchase...