Steel Soldiers now has a few new forums, read more about it at: New Munitions Forums!
Microsoft MSN, Live, Hotmail, Outlook email users may not be receiving emails. We are working to resolve this issue. Please add support@steelsoldiers.com to your trusted contacts.
That’s an A2 stamped tray, they were used in super early Army m1151’s, but no longer, the correct tray is dependent on your turret bearing.
i have all versions and variations of turrets and trays
Flush backwards from the high and low pressure lines, you can remove the manifold from the compressor and the lines from where they terminat, dirt doesn’t get that far down the lines.
a leak down test done correctly by the shop would have revealed a leak before installation of refrigerant, the amount of refrigeration is based on ambient OAT….
If both condenser fans on both side are Running? The AC compressor is working, cold air out of rear evaporator and hot air in front? The Hot water valve has failed, this play havoc on the thermostat switch on the side of the front evaporator…and lastly, the thermostat switch if it’s not a “gold...
check for voltage at the solenoid lead while in the “run” position”, check that the start switch wires are plugged in correctly, there are only 3 and one is “Ribbed”, making it only having to figure out 2.
I can’t see that they installed more than maybe a pound of r134s with the compressor inoperable, once the system has about 1/2 or so pound, the pressure matches atmospheric pressure and will flat line, you would need to heat up the r134 canister, even then it’s impossible in my opinion.
The...
You can’t mis-wire a starter if you pay attention to the ring lead sizes…if You have power on 74a in the RUN position? The issue is the start switch wired incorrectly, the power should only be present in “start” position.
that’s the engine harness, that’s not an issue with 400’s, something else cut that wire or the harness was run incorrectly.
This 400amp issue has been beaten to death On this forum by yours truly, I even fabricated the first conversion to 200amp generator using the
400amp bracket. Since than, I...