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NO on pulling the front shaft, the transfer has a air shift not a sprag, can not answer the trans question

The title HELP PLEASE is the same as 911, somebody is in trouble, the title should be something like , my 5t alt. seems to have a problem NOT yell HELP, also this helps search

I have seen roll overs, both side and to the rear over the years, a good number, the ROPS folded ( a real soft,easy roll no), a ROPS is rated to SURPORT the WEIGHT, getting there seems to be the problem

WOW, there may a repeat of the 11SSGRR, poor ELMO, KNOWING how the GIMP is.

HendrsonJ brought all those conversion kits at the going out of business auction, he has since sold then

check the solenoid on the right rear of the motor, had the same thing happen on Jims truck, messed with it, got going, later Jim had to replace his

there is a member that welded up some and showed the plans with parts

just replace the o-rings, the fuel is leaking past the o-rings been there, done that

I edited my post, even with NEW filters, CHECK to make sure the o-rings are seated correctly

check your fuel filter, gasket, center bolt oring, check the change ocer valve, most of these and the lines to it, tend to leak, change ALL the lines, rebuild the change over valve (tank draw switch valve)

why don;t you to exchange data tags

WEB SITE HELP is for WEB site PROBLEMS, NOT TRUCK PROBLEMS :deadhorse:aua

WEB SITE HELP is for problems WITH the WEB site, NOT truck troubles aua :deadhorse:

woodywood has the same thing

It is for sure a 543 or a 816 bed

It is, MR.C you beat me to it

your air problem is the same as "RRRs" 932, turned out crossed air lines, thought it was a diaphragms, was not

don't see any difference compared to other welding, depends on the amps, if the batteries can produce the needed amps things would be good, remember the first electical welding was from batteries

That might be low, bet thay are low balling the weight across the scale to pay less, I would reweigh some place like a cat scale, then turn in the scrap yard in

Lincoln Welding, first started out using batteries as the power source, at first putting them in series and parallel as needed, then leaving them all hooked up to a master control with plugs and control knobs and gages, these battery packs were big the size of a pick up bed and bigger. all on a...