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I believe they are all sae #1 its one of the most common also.

Its a little button on the overspeed sender itself. I havent see one without it.

Some dmvs and or employees of such just choose to give registrants a hard time because they can. Several states will reg a vehicle with just a bill of sale if its 20 years old. Trucks straight from the gov have never been registered there is no continuity of registered ownership in the dmv...

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The pto is easily swapped. I have removed them for installation on other trucks. Truck must be in neutral to engage. All transmissions have the ring gear already installed. Pto is electrically solenoid activated. First gen trucks use hand throttle up, A1 trucks get a signal to the engine...

Usually a bad hub seal sounds like a siren. Windex or soapy water is your friend.cAir leaks when the system is filling trick the mechanical valves into dumping air rather than filling. So you have enough pressure escaping on fill to trick the valves but not enough to fault the computer on...

I dont have any right now. Post in the classifieds. Alot of people end up removing the system so the parts are available.

Cheaper than the floor valve

Hard fault. If 5 lights when you start the truck and no flashing at all then its a controller, valve body or harness. Easiest way to troubleshoot is finding a known good controller and swapping.

Unfortunately it seems that alot of the time people are paying it.

Items that didnt sell and off auction deals were made for would usually show up as sold with the deal price in the listing.

You can go right to the inj pump and move the lever on it. That's where the cable connects to.

On the left side of the engine is a overspeed sensor. It has a reset button on it.

Its already geared low for power. They are long springs I think you would be opening up a can of worms messing with the stock springs. It is designed to squat on the axle with weight. If you need to move a few pallets of artillery shells down a dry dirt road this is the truck made for just that.

Adjust the hand throttle down a bit. Its on the right side front.

There a thread with a vid

Dragged it on a metal plate on dirt. There was a thread a while back someone used a 1078 to move a lathe that was around 4000lbs if I remember correctly and he was sitting on the axles.

I pulled 32k from the shackles. With heavy weight the frame has arms with rubber bumpers it squats down and sits on the axles.

I was fine with a reasonable starting price of 2500-4500 for trucks. Then lower the price by 1000 an hour later if no bids. Perfectly reasonable with today's overhead costs.

Excessive interest? I charge what the statute allows and often I charge significantly less, making something is better than making nothing. It costs alot of money to run a business in CT. $9250 for rent and basic utilities every month. Paid that today. Then employees, insurance, basic supplies...