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IIRC, mine pushes the arm forward(with the air cyl) to engage the governor. His looks to pull back, to engage it.

You need to measure the gear engagement clearance as outlined in the TM. Otherwise, you are only guessing if it is engaging correctly.

Unless you are literally stranded on the road, do not use HELP! in your thread title.

Are you sure whatever the pto drives, is not stuck/seized?

At what point does it stall?

That system is not the same as a wrecker. The operational instructions are clearly listed there on the data tags. You are following those instructions, right? I'm guessing there is a separate TM for your specific body. I am not familiar with it.

Did you replace your starter with a 12 volt starter?

If I were in your shoes, I would look at the -20P TM. Then google the part numbers. With that done, you should be able to go buy the correct bolts locally.

Looks like all you had to do when you stopped was, roll down your windows to exchange information!

Can you post a picture of the gov linkage? Also, please post what TMs are listed on the data tag.

So, one person ruined it for all of us.

The data tag on you dash(near the map compartment) should have a list of TM numbers.

Yes, it has been eliminated .

Anything less than a full hub tear down and inspection, after your issue is irresponsible in my opinion. Problems do not fix themselves. You may have damaged brake linings, bad bearings,and many other issues that can lead to a catastrophic failure. I would also maintain/service your air dryer...

Your idle could be low. Your belt could be slipping. Your regulator may need replacement. You may have dirty connetions. That'sa few off the top of my head. If you havent rebuilt it in the last 5 years, I would.

I witnessed Ron hugging a baby, at the GA rally!

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I get 664 search results for "M1009 roof rack". Surely one of these posts have a roof rack in it.

A state is requested in our site rules(in your location). Did you search "roof rack" before posting?

Try posting in the correct forums. (I moved it).