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Step away from the truck, and go read your TM manuals. At least, read the -10 Operators Manual. Hope you know what the little door in the floor, is for...

I always thought civy blazers were noisy.

No, that's Auggiedoggies side down... He was the one eye witness, in that situation.

Here's the new main screen, with gimpy at the controls.

G, that's Tim. His user name is Chief_919 Here's his business website. The Old Grouch's Military Surplus

To help us improve the site, could you tell me what search terms you used for 4 days? Did you do an advanced search or ?

Directly under the first S, in Steel Soldiers(top of the page), there is a link in the menu bar, it says "forum". Click that link. It will take you to a page will all of the site forums. Scroll down and choose the appropriate forum there.

You could post a thread in the correct forum. This forum is for website help, like when you have trouble using the website.

The pictures are different and the part numbers are different. I did not pay attention to the NSN.

And the TMs say, they are not the same.

A quick check of the -20P TM(for both trucks) should answer your question lickity split..

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It may be rusted to the axle flange. Hit it with a ball peen hammer, on the face, between the studs. Maybe 5-6 hits, like you mean it...

Here it is. I like to travel with my laptop, just for this situation. I have all the TMs on it, neatly organized in folders for each type of vehicle. And you can almost always find a hot spot to get on line too.

Sounds like you and your boy have some great values and goals in life. You'll go far... Hope I can help again soon. ps, I think I have a tear in my eye, as I type this.:-D

Read the tech manual? It is full of answers and pictures.

How high?

I add a jamb nut, I have had the same experience. That has solved the issue every time.

Tractor supply has them also. One of the reasons if chose that particular relay is, it's readily available everywhere in the USA, and inexpensive. I prefer not to call it a lawn mower relay(it is used in hundreds of thousands of riding mowers), it is simply a relay. It's used in tractor...

1, no, not easily or cheaply. A switch would need to take about 75 amps. You simply would need to remove the wire on the top of the gp relay and swap it. One nut. 2, it would make no difference, it would work fine. I answered these 2 questions in post 31.