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Your word "well" is an opinion, they do work.
I was the 1st one to make it up this hill, got bored waiting for someone else to make it so I took the pic of it sitting there. Another M880 with the 9.50-16.5's was stuck at the bottom.
an add a leaf up front helps.
Anyone here from Flat Rock?
I've received request for assistance from 2 different people regarding
keeping MV's in the city of Flat Rock, Michigan.
At this point I have no facts, and one side of the story.
I am over 3 hours away from that town & could use assistance from someone local
Thanks!
Clear in line fuel filter before the fuel pump, carry a spare one.
as well as spare;
Ignition module,
fuses
headlight switch
ballast resister ( Although I never had one go bad on these trucks)
95% of electrical problems are ground related.
The windshield frame as well as the soft top frame are pretty simplistic in design.
Take it apart, cut it down and get glass made to fit.
before I did that, I'd put some thought into modifying the stock top & windshield to fold down quickly and easily.
(not unlike a convertible top on a car)...
I have attached a pdf of the law.
I would suggest printing it out and keeping it with that unmounted plate.
While I had some involvement in the text of this bill, I will be leaving my plates on my trucks.
Add a leaf will give about 2 inches in the front, I run the 36's that way, I've seen the same done for the 37's, although you won't be able to turn all the way without some rubbing.
search this forum for some pics.
Hmmm.......... the 3 top runners right now are the 3 most heavily modified,
yet Soni's (M920) While not really looking that modified in my opinion, is quite amazing and I bet has caught the attention of the folks at AM General and Oshkosh.
I have seen and heard DaveP's in person, Impressive, and...
Great Article in the Feb/Mar 2014 MVPA Supply Line
and a little recent news
http://theweeklyonline.net/camp-grayling-closes-centennial-year-by-sealing-time-capsule/
If it's not the wheel, it would have to be the hub (bearing crooked?) or hub surface.
If it wobbles when rotated, then it could not have been aligned properly, so once the wobble is eliminated it should go on the alignment rack again.
Yep, that's the purpose of the forums.
I think what you are missing here is that if you searched and found that thread yet didn't find your answer in it, you could have posed your question in that existing thread where it could get answered (not unlike this thread) but now the next guy that...
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