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Yes the TM's are in the stickies

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If that is the case then I would have to say it's more along the lines of what RR mentioned

RR brings up a very good point as well.

With it pushing air OUT the inlet that means that the squirrel fan cage was installed backwards. Pull it out and flip the fan cage :)

That was the original purchase

:) Gotcha Just was wondering if there was something new to it from what I had known....Always looking to learn more :)

This might give you some help http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?85317-M925A2-Delco-Style-Alternator

Why would you want to use VCTF since it's rated for 70°C & for use in dry locations? Where as the SOOW or even STOW is rated for 90*C & 105C* as well as "outdoor" rated...

They really don't hold much extra value in the surplus market due to several pros & cons with them. The biggest issue with them is trying to take them out and then put them back in a replacement tire. They are kinda like a bead lock but of course have a center section that is built up so if...

Artisan, I believe the type of cable you are looking for commonly known as "SO" cable. Here is a easy reference table to use for AMP vs length. http://www.stayonline.com/reference-circuit-ampacity.aspx I would say "SOOW" would be best as it is oil and weather resistant.

Yeah they are harder to do by yourself with them coming in around the 120 to 165 lbs mark depending on what brand you purchase.

Btw Welcome to the Big Green Iron club

Yes two of them will fit under the Passenger side bench seat in a M923A2 basically 1 8D battery will take the place of two 6TL batteries. The M939 series trucks normally come with a total of 4 6TL batteries wired as 2 each wired in series to equal 24volts and then the second set of batteries...

Here is a light bulb conversion chart

The 8 ton pintle will work fine but sometimes will need to be massaged a touch to get the lunette to drop in (those from Harbor/Northern seem to occasionally fit tighter than others) At the height yours it at the trailer will be butt-end high but should still tow ok. Might want a high lift...

I installed rear view and front view camaras in my 923a2 and will do the same in my 925a2 as it makes backing up and parking in public lots without soldier B so much easier and safer.

Commercially plan on about 2.50 to 3 bucks per mile.