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Emergency rescue operations M929a2 prep
Oh and you're also going to need to make sure your front axle boots are the solid ones and not the zipper type. After you come out of the water you need to drain out any residual water that may have made it into the drive train, and also clean and repack all the wheel bearings.- Two Stroke Madness
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Emergency rescue operations M929a2 prep
The 5-ton trucks I've seen with the fording kits all had air lines in place of the vent valves on the axles, transmission, and transfer case. I can't remember if it was taking pressure from the crankcase, or the air system, but it was putting positive air pressure in the drive train to help...- Two Stroke Madness
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- Forum: 5-ton and up
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Emergency rescue operations M929a2 prep
Not impossible by any means, but if this is going to be a dedicated high water rescue vehicle then I would suggest going for more of a custom built unit. I recently saw some videos on YouTube of big mud trucks rescuing some military trucks from the flood waters.... I doubt you want to be the...- Two Stroke Madness
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- Forum: 5-ton and up
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Emergency rescue operations M929a2 prep
Ummm.... about two foot of lift, and bigger tires?- Two Stroke Madness
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- Forum: 5-ton and up