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Just a few thoughts on this comment. That is your opinion. It does not help anyone, as a matter of fact it actually hurts the site by making people read and believe it, thereby misleading members or inhibiting them to try to help themselves. In many situations in life, you get out what you...

Government will not be able to help you. You need to find the vin number on the frame. Seems odd it has been parked for over a year on a public road without getting towed.

Pretty sure he sold the truck and never did this project.

I clicked on the magnifying glass(search tool) and entered "seat", to find it. If you want to see just parts/pictures and part numbers, use the TMs ending with -P.

Just looked at the -10TM, the drivers seat adjustment is listed there.

The original(spring ride) seat has a shock absorber, no air cylinder.

From our site rules;

So, they have none in stock? Does this statement cover all possible applications? Did they tell you they will never have any in stock from this day on(or could they possible change this in the future)?

I have to ask, why not just insert the bolts(supplied), and eliminate the air clutch all together? 0$

By simply clicking on the link I gave in post # 6, and entering AM General in the chart, you get this. http://catalog.hortonww.com/catalog/repair_options_2.asp?type_id=100&service_no=990127&source=fdapps&truck_id=69&units=english

I wonder what they use 1/4" pins for. Did they have an NSN# on them or the packaging?

Ok, just to clarify. You bought shear pins from a Vendor. They sold you 1/4" dia aluminum pins. In the first post you said "vendors", are you aware of more than one vendor that is selling incorrect pins? Lastly, when you say "vendor", are you referring to a vendor(s) on Steel Soldiers?

Without any specifics(vendor and measurements), how is this helpful?

I see two different looking pictures. are those two different pins? Where were they purchased? Were the advertised as OEM pins? Is your hole perfectly round? Is your hole the original size(could it have been drilled out)? Without some accurate measurements and specific info, a...

From your pictures, I would suggest your shaft is damaged beyond use (causing your shear pins to fail).

So, how can you accurately say they were undersized?

Specifically, what GPs did you use and what did you order now?

Your hole looks oblong. What diameter are the pins that you are saying are incorrect sized? Who are these vendors?

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