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I had a m931A1 that shifted hard up and down and I mean HARD. I adjusted most of this problem out but I also went to Dex3 and she shifted smooth. I few turns on the rod/cable makes big differences. Don't go to much at one time.
Hey Matt. How did you run the running lights, turn signals, brake lights on the unit being pulled? I have to transport my 923A1 using the M923A2 to pull it next weekend. I don't want to run the 4 ways if I can hook up the lights on the A1. Thanks and nice truck!
If you look at the pump you see to cables. One for the accelerator and the other for the trans. On the trans you see you can adjust it. There should be play in the trans cable. About 25mm from where the accelerator starts pulling it. If you don't have play the trans will not shift well with out...
I loaded it on the trailer to take it to a WW2 veterans reunion. WW2 vets are getting fewer every year. I hope we don't forget them!
i have no idea why the photo is upside down. Sorry.
I'm paying €18.900,00 from the UK to Italia. PLUS escort fees and police escort for another €6.000,00. I can't see any way around it if I want it home.
I have both and I find pros and cons in both. I pull the APC with the A1 for it's got more grunt for me. Big block is big block in my book. I love the quite with the A2 and the turbo wine. I love the A2's ability to start so easy. But when I open the hood on the A1 and look at that block that...
I will second this! We have done war games with them in the past and the chieftain spent more down time that running time. Now I have bought one to go with my 432 but I'm already looking at making a Deutz motor swap.
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