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The plan is to use a spray head and the pump. I just got the motor running on the pump, the IP pump was gummed up.
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please make the same pic with your 920 ...
Thanks....that's pretty funny!....lolNow that 59apache brings it up, I was going to ask what sort of modifications you have made to your M920. Then I realized who I was talking about and should ask instead, What haven't you modified on your M920?
please....So how about I do a seperate thread on the M920A1, as soon as I get the one done that I promissed to do on the M123A1 10 ton.....
Wow, really? So its nearly 100F colder in Chama than it is in Phoenix?(it was -19F a few days ago)
Yeah it is very similar.....except mine is the "Barbie" version of course.....lolThat remote reservoir is really neat, it reminds me of the one on the HET.
Wow!!!!!....Well thanks for rubbing it in Matt.....Wow, really? So its nearly 100F colder in Chama than it is in Phoenix?
Waaaaay TMI!!!!I had to spend a little 'time' with my wife after lookin' at those pics of your truck, if you know what I mean.
....that's to be considered the highest of compliments.
this is very cool! do you have part numbers? or a supplier? I am very interested in some.. keep up the AWESOME work!So today I made a mounting bracket for the back of the cab, so I can run one of the HELLA "quick connect" convoy lights on the FEMTT.
I really like these lights from Hella, because of their simple quick connect system, that attaches the light and connects the power all in one!
The power plug is built in to the socket and makes contact as soon as the light is slid on to the mounting tube.
When the light is off, a rubber cap keeps dirt and water out of the mounting socket.
Since I also use the FEMTT, with the 5000 gallon water trailer, as a backup 'Tanker' for our local fire department, it enables me to switch the beacon light from yellow to red in just a few seconds.
I also like the fact that it can be removed very easily, to keep it from getting damaged when driving under low tree branches or through the brush.
The light is all mounted but it got dark on me (16:30 hours this time of the year) so I still have to run the wires and hook it up to a switch in the cab, tomorrow.
Here are some pics of the Hella light and the mounting system.....
Soni
I will post the part numbers tomorrow, but I have not been able to figure out where the US military sourced their Hella lights here in the states. Hella USA does have similar lights available, but does not carry this particular type.this is very cool! do you have part numbers? or a supplier? I am very interested in some.. keep up the AWESOME work!