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Parts are ready available at all MAN dealers but after owning 6 different KAT's (4x4, 6x6, and 8x8) I don't remember passing much time looking for parts. I did spend allot of time repairing rust! The body on the cab is full of defects that trap water. In regards to the motor it's hard to find...
We'll I wish I could say what have I done to my deuce this week but I can't. Maybe there should be a thread What didn't I do to my deuce this week.
I must confess to you my brothers, I have one of the nicest M35A2's in Europe as in all original unrestored. 1966 with a white motor , C turbo BUT...
It seems the gauges the military uses are some of the worst in the world. I agree on check the gauge first. I did have a truck once show max 30 and cleaned the sending unit. The problem disappeared. I sprayed degreaser inside it and let it dry. I did not expect it would work but after I had 90...
932's are very rare in Europe. I wonder what happened that they decided to remove the winch and frame extensions? If you find out let us know please. That's a steal at that price!!
Seems like allot of work when a 923 has everything you are wanting, BUT if you have the skills, time, and funds it sounds like a out of this world challenge!
I had this happen on my JD 644c loader. I had water blowing out of the radiator cap and HD blow by. I had to rebuid the motor and changed the cylinders out.
Nice truck. I love the part 'myself and the boy'. I have a son also and charish the times we share together doing the same things as you and your son do too.
I did some reading on this non stock double turbo and it seems the EGT goes crazy doing this and I saw photos if melted pistons, bent contecting rods, holes blow out in the side of the block, plus more. Wouldn't a pump modification or injectors be safer?
Well I know from experience they are a handful and a big responsibility driving one on the road. Braking is limited, viability is super restricted Plus not to forget the width. I can understand some states not allowing them.
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