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Genre: Autos & Vehicles
Date of upload: Aug 31, 2023 ^^
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Suggestion!
Look into replacing the steer rims with the flat faced Alcoa rims. It will push out the overall steer track width giving you better stability going down the road and in turns. Plus they're 9 inches wide instead of the regular 8.25. That way you can run a 295/60/22.5. Better weight and speed rating with that size. Very popular tire in the car hauling community. Cheers!
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Hi:
I'm the guy that drove Eagles for Trailways for 14 years and wrote to you before.
Here's another tip:
If you remove the screws from the Eagle at the front of the bus, you'll find a stout steel beam to which you can attach a rope, chain, or cable to pull you out of mud, sand, or whatever you're stuck in, and behind the front drop down hinged bumper, there's where the full sized spare tire resides. It's placed there to help absorb the shock of a collision.
Safe travels
Michael Rzewuski
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Liking all the up grades, The ole diesel mechanic here suggests you start an oil sampling program to keep track of what is happening inside your major components, at least both engines and the trans, once you get a base line, you can pull samples between oil changes to monitor what happening inside the component as well as deciding to extend oil life if applicable.
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@MX304
8 months ago
One big suggestion. Put cameras in the garage bay, and possibly the under floor storage bays. That way you can keep an eye out for possible fires while running down the road. A fire suppression system in the garage would be a good idea as well. A LOT of race teams lose their rigs to fires every year.
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