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Hey Mark i will try to look at one of my wreckers when I get a chance to tell you where to tie in, i have been looking at adding rear hydraulic outriggers
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Well this is on hold untill after La rally but good news is it has been raining like crazy last few days and since I took down and opened up that section the inside is drying out! So it is as I have thought not leaking but condensation from our high humidity.
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Okay love the information but need a guide to understand what I am seeing, what does RPMTLOF stand for? Each letter please.
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Should be much easier to do with the synthetic cable but please call esmet to get the proper instructions for your cable.
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Is just the nut bent? Or whole assembly? If just the nut, which is the normal damage, you can reuse the body an just order the plug and sleeve/nut. Call the guys at Esmet and they will hook you up with the correct parts and instructions for install.
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Naw same manufacture, I have spent many hours talking to this company and thy are great folks to deal with, you can't buy straight from them, but they will send you to one of their distributors. I would also stick with the Esmet cable termination just replace the inside piece and nut with the...
Yeah I have worked with the Engineers from Sampson and Esmet on a setup for the 5 ton wreckers and it is much stronger than the stock setup
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You know what I find funny is that table is for two part line, I have seen hundreds of military wreckers and haven't seen one rigged two part they have all been 3 part.
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Go up until the scuffing on the tread isn't on the outside edges then back down a few pounds until it returns that should be the correct pressure for what you are running
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