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Since I switched from Deuces to 5 Tons I have found a problem. The insurance
agencies insist on treating my truck as a "Commercial Vehicle", even though I keep
insisting it never was a commercial vehicle and is now for private use! They don't care. It have it insured, but much more...
This is a strange one. My M52A2 works fine on the Left Fuel Tank, but when I
turn the switch to run off of the Right Tank it does something strange:
The Fuel Gauge changes over to read the fuel level in the Right Tank, but the engine
continues to draw fuel from the Left Tank?? aua
I bought a...
I see several companies are advertising sealant for "Tubed Tires". SLIME, etc...
Has anyone tried any of this stuff in 1100x20 or larger tubed tires and any
feedback on how well it works against road hazard punctures?
It would be worth the money to me to have some "insurance" against...
Had the M52A2 out this weekend on the icy roads(we got about a foot of snow
Friday night).
I have to say that it is a little exciting to get a 18,000 pound truck skidding at a
45 degree angle on a road with deep ditches along both sides! It does indeed
have a "pucker factor" involved when...
I know there is a list of tire dimensions somewhere?
But I can put 12.50x20 tires on the front of my M52A2 and leave the
1100x20 duals on the rear axles, correct? I thought the two tire sizes
were the same height??:?:
Okay you guys, now that I have a M52A2 I have a serious question. This has not become a problem yet, but it easily could become one.
Question: If a get a flat tire I can get the spare tire off the rack and onto the ground okay. Jack the truck with my air/hydraulic jack. Use the gladhand...
I finally moved up from dueces and bought a 5-ton(M52A2) with 23k miles on the odometer. My son and I pulled the 5th wheel and are in the process of mounting a cargo box(shortened) onto it.
:beer:
I drove my deuce about 140 miles roundtrip yesterday, and when I parked it I found that the rear wheel axle hubs were very warm. They were not "hot" and I
did not think to get out my infrared temperature gauge I got for XMAS and get a
good temperature reading.
I don't know if this is normal...
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