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Thanks, thats what I expected but never hurts to ask. Are the lights 24 volt or 12 volt?

so when you say you made wiring changes is that you wired them 12 volt or just connector changes?

thanks I will check it again soon...

Ok we had the LMTV running for an hour or s, out getting paint job quotes, discovered the fan switch and switched it off. We then looked under the cab and the fan was still running. In that scenario should it keep running?

Spent some time in the TM's today and I see info on 50" and 60" max depth with fan off and bell housing plug installed. But I couldnt find operation instruction on the fan switch. If the LMTV is running and I switch off the fan should it stop spinning or will it continue spinning until it hits...

We have been using our LMTV to assist in water rescues here in MO but I was curious on what the military manual says on deep water fording in the LMTV. I have been all through the TM's and not much is mentioned except testing fan clutch switch. Anyone got any experience in using the LMTV in deep...

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Well its been 3 days of heavy rains and flooding here in MO. Our fire department has been very busy with flooded road crossings and water rescues. The Stewart has earned a new place in our fleet as a water rescue vehicle. We have waded in with the Steward and safely got the job done...**** of an...

Im selling one in the classifieds lol

Wow I would love to see more pics and more info on how you plan to build it out. Great ideas, you got me thinking

Mounting a Water Tank on LMTV The LMTV is our only choice since the FMTV's are not available. Most of the fire departments are using 400-500 gallon tanks on LMTV's distributed recently. We will use baffle balls and that will help reduce shifting at about 40%. I do understand your concerns and I...

Just found this earlier tonight myself

So we will have a 500 gallon tank soon. Any suggestions for mounting the tank for best load stability? Here are pics of the tank.

Update the charging suggestion worked and it started the next morning with zero issues....Thanks

Thanks its a M-1078 1996 model....

Great I was just looking at the TM and I will leave it charging overnight to ensure full charge. Thank you again

National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1901, Standard for Automotive Fire Apparatus, recognizes seven classifications of new fire apparatus. They are pumper, initial attack, mobile water supply, mobile foam, aerial, quint, and a general catch-all classification called special service...

Since I personally don't have a 24 volt truck and our donation/membership based poor fire dept doesn't have the money. So cant do that but we do now have 3 - 24 volt trucks and the conservation dept offered up a 5/4 on Monday after we get the FMTV in service. Need to find a 24 volt jump starting...

Really appreciate all the help guys I will give it a few hours and then switch to charge the other front battery on right. Anyone got the diagram that goes inside the battery box?

An update, I have had the front left battery (if standing facing battery box) on charge for 1 hour and if I turn on the power switch i get the low air alarm and it will try to start but not enough juice. My battery box does not have a diagram inside, anyone got a picture to share for me? I will...