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Yes! I kind'of screwed that up!!! But yes july 2015

I was just seeing if anybody is going to the IPMS national contest in Columbus,Oh this year?

The only thing I can suggest is to let the air pressure build completely, then then shut the truck down, then use a piece of long flexible air hose( I use 1/4") stick one end in your ear and use the other end to search for the leak. When you come across the leak you will definitely hear it.I...

By insulating the box, or getting the batteries off a material that holds heat or cold(in this instance ) well, it would keep the batteries a bit warmer . Like I said at 32 the truck started, at 22 it did not. my train of thinking was if I was able to get those batteries off that cold steel and...

I started my truck Wednesday at 32 degrees. Started fine a bit slow but still cranked and fired up. I went out today (22 degrees)to bring her home and the batteries don't have enough to get a good crank.So I'm going out again to charge the batteries . So I got to wondering if there is some way...

I know the main question was in regards to a truck that won't start, but if you do get it started and the brakes are still locked.In my experience with frozen brakes due to the cold, rocking it will usually unlock the brakes.Forward reverse.If not, pump the brakes a few times,sometimes ice in...

I finally went out to "temporary storage" and got a few things done. Was extremely happy that everything went without a hitch. 1-Finally put the front top shackles on,looks much better to me! 2-rebuilt the primer pump,extremely easy;Note they are 1/2" flat rubber washers x 2 3-installed 2 new...

Thank You sir

855, which I think is same as the NHC 250!

Dag nabit ,I knew I was forgetting something!!auaaua, 84' M923

I've looked through all the TM's the best that I can and haven't found anything on the size of the upper radiator hose elbow #8 on page 3-155 of the Technical Manual. I would copy and paste the page but haven't figured that out either.So does anybody have a replacement number, or actually what...

My truck is a M923 84' it doesn't have what is in your picture. Another question If I may, What kind of seals are in the older style hand primer pump? rubber,cork, round flat? My truck is a few miles away so I want to have a good assortment of the correct style seals when I head out there...

2 ?'s If your pressurizing the tank is it a good Idea to have the bleeder valve open and have someone close it once the air gets out? Would a spritz of oil on the primer pump lubricate it enough to work? I have drained my filter and pumped that primer for 5 minutes straight with the petcock open...

I kind'of have the same problem, I drained the water separator ( about 1-2 quarts) and then tried to bleed the air out of the system with the primer pump as in the TM's and nothing happened. I pumped that thing for about 2 full minutes and no fuel or air. I think there might be a seal in there...

Thanks for the replies.I was hoping that just the solenoid can be obtained since I'm rubbing 2 pennies together hoping to make a nickel.This the style I have.

I took my ether assist start valve and solenoid apart yesterday in attempt to fix it. Well the valve is in perfect working order, but can't say the same for the solenoid. The solenoid is toast,dead, seen better days, pushing up daisies. IS it possible to buy just the solenoid part? I also seen...

My days as n iron worker told me that I would need some "cribbing" and I did just that. I now have 5 blocks of would in the tool shed to help level,and maintain a solid base for the jack to do what a jack does best....Jack stuff up!!!!

I did have the mechanics 3/4 impact ( professional kind) and it didn't do anything even at 130 psi, So then I as you did soaked the lug/nuts with WD 40 and let them sit for a couple of beers and that still didn't have any effect.The only thing that saved my tail was that 3/4 breaker bar. Yes I...

Finally installed the new wheels on the bigboy yesterday.I was going to upload yesterday, but after working 8.5 hrs then installing these I was one tired SOB. Especially since 24 of the rear lug/studs were completely seized and took some real effort to break them free.Thank GOD the mechanic at...