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    M1078A1 Rear hubs getting hot

    Thanks for the info, we do not have the tools, but we can take for a short ride and check and see if brakes are dragging. And we can rotate the fill plug, I think! LOL. Thanks for the advice!
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    M1078A1 Rear hubs getting hot

    Thanks for the info, I appreciate it. We purchased a manual, so hopefully we will be able to trouble shoot it.
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    M1078A1 Rear hubs getting hot

    I am a member of a rural volunteer fire department in Montana and we recently acquired a 2002, M1078A1 truck to use as our wildland fire engine. Our problem is that after we drive it, the rear hubs and wheel get hot. Approximately 150-200 degrees according to our TIC. Is this normal for a...
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