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Any leak under the hood will find its way into the cab. When my M813 blew the muffler on a long trip we had to run with windshields cracked open and door windows open just to stay in the cab. Taped up all cracks and stuffed rags in holes and it still got in. You could find all the air leaks...
RE: Welcome
Welcome aboard Jess!!!! I also collect antique tractors, mostly John Deere, and am a cotton farmer. Do you have any JD pickers mounted on old two-cylinders? I have three of the first IH two rows, 2 416's and 1 414. They are wornout now and just taking up shelter space. We are...
Well. I have headlights and taillights now. One headlight must have a bad ground as it is only half as bright as the other one. No park lights, panal lights or turn signals. Are the front amber lights supposed to be on when the switch is in park?
Thanks Bjorn!!! This shows me what I need to know. Mine is probably older and is made up a little different but the contact positions should be the same. The contact points in mine are seperate with a small spring behind them for tension. All this fell out when I took it apart before I could...
I took my light switch apart today to try and figure out why no power comes out. Of course when it came apart the contact points fell out. Theres two contacts with three dimples and three contacts with two dimples. Can someone tell me where each goes. The tech article by liljohn won't open...
The tank on mine vents high on the firewall above the fording waterline. The fuel cap is nonventing to keep water out. The line should be mounted on the firewall somewhere. Put some air pressure in the tank and listen for air escaping somewhere.
When I picked up my M813 it started and ran for about five minutes and died. Checked filters and they were fine but low on fuel. Took the line loose at injection pump and applied compressed air to the fuel tank to force fuel through. In the process heard a pop sound which turned out to be a...
Fort Stewart is not to far off I-95 and they have a nice museum with old vehicles and other articles of interest inside. Once on post you can ride around and see old tanks and half-tracks standing guard at some buildings. You can also ride by the motor pools and see rows and rows of modern...
RE: Anything to see in or around Savannah Georgia to do with
Hello John
I am 35 miles from the JCB plant. The Mighty Eight Air Force Museum is right next to the JCB plant. Fort Stewart is not far away but nor sure if you will have a problem getting on post. You have to show insurance on you...
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