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Haven't measured my GSS seat but it goes higher than I would want if I wanted to max it out. I have to lower well below max. My left knee hits the window crank if it is too high. Super comfy seat in an M939. Night and day above the stock seat.
I have an M925A2 pulling an M322 trailer loaded with about 15K on it. I like my 14.00 R20's but they need to be replaced. I will not go to a smaller tire. I need top-end speed over low-end pulling power so I will be going to the 16.00 R20's. You will gain power off the line but will lose 5-7...
It is definitely the water pump. It is puking coolant out. The good news is that I have a brand new one sitting on the shelf! I will put the new one on Monday. I tried to keep the temp down to 220 but occasionally it would creep up to 230ish. Did I fry anything? The new coolant looks brown...
My M925A2 is running about 20-30 degrees too warm. Engine temperature is running between 220-230 degrees and Trans temp holds steady at 225. I confirmed the gauge with an IR Temp gun. Upper Radiator hose is down to 195. The fan is working and comes on at 185 degrees and operates normally. Truck...
I run an M925A2 with an M322 trailer towing a 14k tractor regionally. 350 miles one way weekly. Works great! There are a few upgrades I would recommend like an air ride seat but they do work well. I will be in the market for an M931A2 once I get my 15-foot batwing mower. But for what I do...
I followed Wes's video. I had air everywhere. But during the process of checking the lines I got air back to the brakes and they released. Not sure what I did but I will take it!
I wanted to say thank you for the help! Steel Soldiers is an absolute awesome site with great people.
I was going down the road and thought I smelled brakes. I pulled over to check. All 4 rear brakes are dragging to the point of smoking. Stuck on the side of the road to let them cool. I pushed in the override button but not sure if it is helping. What would cause them to all of a sudden stop...
I run marathon Elite 15W40 conventional oil in the truck. I get it from my fuel supplier. Great stuff and it is only about $50 for 5 gallons. I change the oil every 10,000 miles as per the Cummins manual.
I spoke extensively with my fuel supplier and they have spoken to the actual chemist...
Old thread-yes, I researched first before starting a new thread......
At the start of my 600 mile round trip trek, something in my stock driver's seat broke and now it is bottomed out on the frame. Real fun when you hit a bump at 58 MPH on the highway. Long story short, I need a replacement...
I have one. M925A2. But, I pull an M322 trailer with 14,000 lb tractor on it. Sometimes a skid steer with a forestry head. Same weight though. Getting around 5.5-6MPG now.
The entire engine and frame is coated in oil. I just keep adding......the leak is slow enough that I just top her off when needed. I do a pre trip inspection before I leave and again on the way back just to make sure all fluids, lights, chains etc are good to go. I am adding about 1-2 quarts...
Old thread but interested if anyone has any experience they could share. 99.9% of my driving is on road. I would keep the splined hubs in the side box just in case they are needed but very interested in seeing at least SOME MPG improvement. A little would help a lot.
I will check those as well thank you. There is a leak on the fuel pump side I have just not been able to find. I guess a good degreasing and pressure wash is needed.