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    Hand throttle idle problem with NHC-250. RPM's rise after a minute or two.

    It's a pt pump thing. They do that. Pt is "pressure timed" so as the rpm increases, even a little, the pressure increases then rpms increase and the cycle repeats. This continues until it hits the governor.
  2. 1

    M923 Seller in Sweetgrass Montana, anyone have his #?

    His name is Shannon
  3. 1

    Gov Planet Title Issues

    All of mine have been about 2 weeks.
  4. 1

    5 ton lockout hubs

    Thanks for the update. As long as the price isn't crazy, I'll be in for a set or 2.
  5. 1

    5 ton lockout hubs

    Any updates?
  6. 1

    ARB 5 ton locker

    I'm in
  7. 1

    5 ton lockout hubs

    I'm in assuming price isn't absurd.
  8. 1

    5 ton lockout hubs

    Make it happen!
  9. 1

    M923a1 failure, need input.

    Try a local diesel shop. I borrowed some specialty tools from a mobile mechanic once, he was very interested in my trucks. The 855 engines are still common but not many people rebuilding them so the tools are out there.
  10. 1

    Hydraulics install on M923a0

    4x, What model air shift pto and pump did you use?
  11. 1

    M923a1 failure, need input.

    Are you towing with a tow bar?
  12. 1

    Just bought an M923 and I have several questions

    No prob. Everyone is on a budget these days, money saved is a good thing. Especially if the wife is watching the money spent on "truck stuff" ; )
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    Just bought an M923 and I have several questions

    #1 Parallel to the heater lines is easy or add 2 more valves. Outlet in the water manifold and mid block return. #2 Adjust the injectors and valves. Search or see stickie at top. #3 Locking fuel cap is available at any truck place or ebay for around $20. Those military guys just paint it...
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    More Power From NHC 250 in M939 Series Trucks With Allison Transmissions

    Sounds about right. I think 20 is about the best balance of power and reliability. I haven't done much testing but I would imagine when you get into the lower numbers you'll have to be more aware of your EGT gauge while towing or pulling a long hill. Have you added any shims to the governor...
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    M923a1 failure, need input.

    Red River rebuilds are trouble in my experience. I've parted and fixed many RR trucks and the only thing going for them was a coat of CARC and even that was rough on some of them. I think RRAD is actually a middle school auto shop class. Doing an "in frame" on the 250 is fairly easy...
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    M923a1 failure, need input.

    Droprat and Elkhtr, What year did your trucks go through depot rebuild and where?
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    More Power From NHC 250 in M939 Series Trucks With Allison Transmissions

    I'm currently running a T50 from a 335. I was running a HT3B but it was tired and needs a rebuild. Didn't really notice a difference when I switched other that no burnt oil smell. Next plan it to run an air to air IC and bump the power a little more. I don't see and reason why it wouldn't...
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    More Power From NHC 250 in M939 Series Trucks With Allison Transmissions

    Also, no smoke so I could probably drop to a lower number.
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    More Power From NHC 250 in M939 Series Trucks With Allison Transmissions

    #20 button here, egt around 980 under load.
  20. 1

    Survival 109 build

    Marine "romex" is stranded so it will flex often and not break. It's tinned to add to the corrosion resistance and the jacket is oil fuel and heat resistant.
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