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You can crank it without the safety wire on the 2 screws that hold the bridge piece in. Did you replace the o ring that goes around the fuel control rod?
Looks like green diesel corp was more smoke and mirrors than reality. Not saying they didn't develope an injection system but it seems that's about as far as they got.
Rest assured if you are running 395s or 14.00-20s your load carrying capacity is not limited by the tires and wheels on a bobber. It's the springs and axles themselves.
An idea I have seen done is using 5 ton rear spring packs with a couple of leaves removed to spread the tandems for 16.00-20 tires. I would think that would greatly simplify R&D issues.
Now whether or not the multi fuel has enough nuts to turn those tires is another question itself.
I agree with Jeepsinker. I hardly call a screen to keep "gravel" out of the fuel system a filter. Yes it does catch the large chunks but that's about it. Nothing high tech about that.
10 micron is standard on fuel filters. Caterpillar conducted a study and found that down to around 7 micron is still damaging to common rail fuel injection systems.
Considering that the deuce fuel system doesn't develope nearly the pressure that a common rail system does (around 3500 vs...
Sounds like a field repair someone did to me. My buddies a2c drop side bed is bolted on with the flex joints in the front just like my standard cargo bed.