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ok, i think a 800 series 5 ton wheel is 18", are all 800's that size? what about a gamma goat, what size are they? yes this is deuce related, more later.
most inner seals are still good. when oil gets mixed with grease it will go right past them. they are meant for grease only. oil usually gets past the outer because bearings are not tight or keyway leaked
Re: RE: Fuel milage w 465-1d M35A2 W/W
9:00's are 19.25 and 14.5"s are 20.5 don't use diameter for mileage or speed calculations, use radius.
i just went to philadelphia and back monday and got 12 at 65 mph
i don't see how it could, the pump goes to full fuel when not turning so that starting gets max amount. there are many factors in play like injectors, ip head worn, timing, cranking speed which is very important, fuel supply not leaking down, etc.
but the real basic difference seems to be the oil passages in the pistons versus just oil sprayed on the bottom of the piston. maybe slightly different cam, maybe 2 hole injectors ( i have seen these in all ldt i have checked ) the ldt power is set very conservativly so just how big of a...
rolling backwards is fine as long as the trans is in rev. same for rolling forward trans should be in any forward gear.
smaller tires on front would be no problem except for more slippage of rear before lockup would occur. different size tires with a air tc would be a problem as binding would occur.
90 wt oil from the axle is fine for the bearings. just because someone 60 years ago designed something doesn't mean it was the best way or the only way. now you must consider the inner grease seal will not work for oil so you will have to find one that is and maybe redesign the hub/axle tube. it...
insurance is another point. you probably cannot put any type of antique plates or historic plates on a bobbed truck, or a repowered truck. you can, but you may find that you are fooling yourself that you ae insured. if something happens it may ruin your day, and possibly life.
in maryland everything is n/a. weight, width, height, etc. plus mil vehicles are invisable to most law enforcement. i drove mine with no plates (they were in the cab) for more than 6 mths and nothing. i don't even get pulled over for speeding......
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