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Check the carrier really well for cracks and look for wollored out holes where the spider cross fits. (the 4 holes shown in pic #8)

I have seen a lot worse.

The reason that space is there is where the crane stores when it is folded up,

Draining the axle WILL tell you how much metal is in the oil and what kind (gear chunks, ect)

This is not true, the hyd. pump for the m816 is controlled by the power divider, the hyd. pump for the dump is controlled by the control lever that is at the left rear of the drivers seat.

To noisy, You must be kidding me, a 939 has the exhaust BETWEEN the cab which puts the sound BEHIND you, try a working hard straight piped m819 that has the exhaust even with the front window, ear plugs are a must and the right door window STAYS UP.

I will be there the Fri., the week before the rally as I do every year, cell is 703-389-6705, yes on the text.

I again will be glad to do the crane work with the m819 at the direction of the SOPO/SOPNCO

Hi from Gainesville, where in GA is you AO

A 939 transfer case is already a overdrive unit, the 39 and the 809 series is 1 to 1

yes

Just MORE isis equipment

In the oil field, the trailers pulled by pole trucks have a king pin that will go up to the bottom of the king pin plate (but not though it) as it goes over the rolling tail board, then drop to latch into the fifth wheel, sometimes it takes the driver to make a love tap on the pin to get it to...

I converted a pair of civi lights by splicing the wires of the light socket to military ends, works great and a lot cheaper.

There could be a broke sheer pin

PLUS unburned fuel smoke out of the exhaust

Before you tear into the engine, that sound could be air because that is where the air vent ends up.

I just delivered a truck to FL. yesterday, as I headed south I kept noticing all the pick ups, ect. pulling HEAVY trailers with there headlights aiming at the sky, this got me thinking about this post, PULLING the trailer without brakes is not that big of a deal, stopping it is another story...

We now have TWO 909s, Souts and yours, MR. S built his two years ago.