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j_martell

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  1. you may want to check the air tanks for a blow off safety valve most should be set for 150/160. You could also take a pressure gage and stick it on the air tank

    Welcome and what he said....or rotted closed.....

  2. you may want to check the air tanks for a blow off safety valve most should be set for 150/160. You could also take a pressure gage and stick it on the air tank

    Welcome and what he said....or rotted closed.....

  3. koda

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    My avatar is my son (or dog) Koda, a 4 year old siberian husky. we also have 3 cats (wife's pets) that I don't care for enough for pics. And upstairs (the in-laws house) theres a 3 year old golden retriever named tassi and 2 more friggin cats......

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  4. The guard dog is a neat feature. It does a whole pile of self checks when the key is first turned. Oil and coolant level, air or fuel filter restrictions. It seems to be a central "idiot" light. Just make sure you let it do its thing before start up, or it will harass you. I once started my gu813 on a slope, and it would not leave me alone, thinking that the oil level was low.....I knew it wasn't, but I ended up shutting down after about 10km and restarting on flat ground so it would retest. Also, after a timed shut down, when I restart, it tells me once to check fuel filter restrictions......

    The "co-pilot" feature is nice, if equipped. Keeps logs on time, distance, fuel consumption, etc. I personally like the various heads up gauges. I've been switching between throttle position and engine load, to help my milage. So far I've gone from 44l/100km to 40l/100km..... :)

    A few guys around here use on board scales. They are generally load cells mounted either on the body (dump box, roll off frame),.or in the case of some of the new Ontario SPIF (safe,productive, infrastructure friendly) vehicles, they are in the suspension to automatically deploy self steering lift axles. The farmer I used to work for just bought a 2013 gu813, and the lift is completely automatic. The computer figures out how much weight is where, then drops and pressurises the lift. It will only lift when reverse is selected, or the pto is engaged (can't pick up a bin with a self steering down), or you dump the load.

    We have a 2013 gu813 on order, and it will likely have this system. When we get it, ill dig into it a bit more

    NEWAY is a vendor air ride suspension. We don't have any air ride, so I can't help you there, but someone can, I'm sure.

    Oh yeah, what motor/tranny/drives are in these?

    Sorry for the long post, and some one please correct me if I got something wrong :)

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