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You'll need a flywheel from a standard transmission version of your engine, and a pressure plate and clutch disk from a 5 ton. I don't know if a flywheel from a 5 ton multifuel of NHC 250 will bolt directly to your engine, but I doubt it. You will have to get a flywheel made for your engine, and...
The shutdown solenoid is crapping out. They are expensive. I would run it until it quits, then throw it away and just use the stop cable. Usually they fail in the off position and cause a no start.
You have to get the engine to proper operating temp, then retorque the heads. I don't know what oil you are using, but the greasy sludge in the valve cover is usually paraffin or other impurities from cheap oil, or outside sources. It can also form if you have a habit of running the engine for...
Send a pm to member Bo1. He has tires and rims with adapter plates that I think he may want to sell.
It's all brand new, including all eight of the tires.
Picked up a very clean example of this particular piece of equipment from a member at the GA rally, and would like to maybe see about procuring a vehicle mount and power supply, then mount it in my truck. Any of you fellas have a good pic of how and where they mount in the deuce? If it is too...
If you have any issue with the weight of parts while servicing hubs on the deuce, then the 5 ton is definitely not for you. The brake drums alone weigh as much as the hub and drum on the deuce. Something close to 100 pounds. Don't understand why the 1061 is too heavy for your deuce. My deuce...
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