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Congratulations with a new purchase! Take a good care of it!

Condition codes are totally meaningless. Something I learned years ago when I was buying and reselling military surplus electronics and general merchandise. They mean nothing whatsoever.

What is FDC?

Great survival skills. Congrats.

I did not get it to work, that it proved unnecessary in my specific case.

... And please feel free to copy, repost, and propagate these manuals as you see fit, the more copies float around, the better!

You can email them to me, and I will put them on my website for all to download. ichudov "AT" gmail DOT com

please post them

Do you think that this tractor could be gently pulled out with a 4x4 pickup truck?

I think that I know what it is. It sounded familiar. My guess is that this is happening due to the LOW/HIGH switch lever for the transfer case being out of position. I heard exactly the same noise switching from low to high. But as soon as I completed the switch, the noise went away. I did...

Sounds like gears grinding somewhere.

If you want to use it for highway use, you will need to pass a DOT inspection, and to make lights comply with DOT requirements. For example, the front top clearance and identification lights. I am in the process of doing same on my M927.

Sorry to hear this. How did you find out that crankcase was full of antifreeze? I feel like I need to check mine now.

Looks like a great truck! Congrats!

I thought that all Cummins engines were built by Cummins.

I also had the ABS light on. I had to replace the ABS ECU. That solved it for me. I did attempt various troubleshooting steps to eliminate less expensive possibilities. What clued me in that my ABS ECU was bad, was that it kept blowing fuses. Replacement was $400 on ebay

Ether cans are available at NAPA

55 MPH should be very straightforward.

Nice, a wrecker with a gun ring!

I obtained a commercial "P" plate for my M927. This plate is good for up to 45,000 lbs GVWR. Next step is, upgrade lighting to DOT standards for commercial trucks and pass DOT inspection and get commercial insurance.