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Last straw - Lonestar10 - 09-17-2019
Had on two sections of a steel power pole for a total of 22000 lb passed a truck hauling a full load of shingles hit a small hill not even a big hill and literally the load of shingles that was most likely 80,000 lb passed my 56000 pound ass.
Calling Mr Hagg tomorrow to see when he has time for me to head down there and see the pros and get this piece of crap running the way it should be.
RE: Last straw - Waterloo - 09-17-2019
He was probably running 3:90 gears, RPMs buried and his pyro hitting 1300+ degrees...
RE: Last straw - Lonestar10 - 09-17-2019
I have 370 gears had my foot to the floor at 1600 RPMs and something around 650 degrees
RE: Last straw - Lonestar10 - 09-17-2019
Plus always running with it kicking the fan on engine oils always 230 235°. I stopped for fuel and don't turn the fan on whatever I entered the truck stop at is what the truck will stay at while fueling
RE: Last straw - tree98 - 09-17-2019
I'm very interested to see what ends up being the problem...... or problems
RE: Last straw - Lonestar10 - 09-17-2019
It'll all get posted here I'm sure Rawze will hop on here when I'm down there if he happens to come over rake me across the coals for anything I've been blind to
RE: Last straw - Chamberpains - 09-17-2019
Yes please don't hide the results of this. I've been following it since you brought up that it was wedged different by half a degree. I'd love to know what's up with it.
RE: Last straw - Lonestar10 - 09-18-2019
Appt on 30th at the magical me haggai's to work his magic on this clunker.
RE: Last straw - ynot - 09-18-2019
(09-17-2019 )Chamberpains Wrote: Yes please don't hide the results of this. I've been following it since you brought up that it was wedged different by half a degree. I'd love to know what's up with it.
Cummins does talk about using differnt wedges too dial in the injection timing in the service manual, if you search wedges the first result for static timing is were they mention it.
Personally i think, if ypu have too go through the effort of using dofferent wedges to dial things in. Something aint right you stuff is wore out or you go shi#t parts or the wrong parts.