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Boyce equipment in Utah has wet kits. Not sure how much though. I put a winch setup on my M923 and the hard part is the PTO on the trans, there isn't room to do it without shifting the trans to the left to install it.
This is my m923 pulling the sled at the truck pulls. I pulled 244 ft with the sled set up for the Pro Modified pullers. A full pull is 300 ft and most of the Pro's were in the 195 to 235 ft range. I don't think I did to bad. I ran 6X6 low and just set the Allison in 2nd and let the trans do it's...
I would only do this with duals(11.00R20) as they are a lot more stable under loads. The potato farmers in Idaho are stretching frames and removing the super single in favor of the duals for load and stability reasons. JMO
I have done this swap. There are only 2 things different. The control box on the fire wall and the length of the PTO to pump driveshaft. Everything else is the same.
There was a post from someone here a while back that had one brake pulling a 5 ton off a base after a GL purchase. If you are going to pull a 5 ton use a medium or heavy tow bar. The Ibistek is only good for light weight vehicles. I don't even think I would try to pull a HUMMWV with one. Just to...
There was a post from someone here a while back that had one brake pulling a 5 ton off a base after a GL purchase. If you are going to pull a 5 ton use a medium or heavy tow bar. The Ibistek is only good for light weight vehicles. I don't even think I would try to pull a HUMMWV with one. Just to...
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