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I am finally selling my Pinzgauer. It has an insualted roof cover pertonix igntion, many extras and updates asking 16K OBO [attachment=3]20190810_143857.jpg[/attachment][attachment=2]20190805_150050.jpg[/attachment][attachment=1]20190805_150040.jpg[/attachment][attachment=0]20190805_150023.jpg[/atta...

The issue was a bad wheel cylinder on the passenger rear wheel, We went through all the brakes and cyclinders and found another one leaking ,etc so I will be glad once this is all fixed and will also replace worn brake shoes etc and should be good to go for another 20 plus years I hope.....Kirk Also...

Thanks I will do that. I pulled and released the E brake handle hoping it would free it up, I will have more time to crawl under the truck this weekend and see if I can find the cables , I hope it is an easy fix, it has been a good truck all this time and I have avoided anything major so far.

Kirk

Pinz will not move,I have to rev engine and go from forward to reverse and eventually I can get it to move /backup out of my barn but will not move freely acts like a locked up wheel. eventually it feels like it is Ok but if I let it sit for 30 minutes same thing will not move until I get it to even...

I have recently ordered one of these which mike builds to fit. I may be the first one to have one built for a pinzgauer and once i get it and install it i will post pictures and a review. It looks very functional . http://www.blackpawinnovations.com/ mike with Blackpawn innovations can be reached at...

1974 710M

I've been vry happy with the Tough River Top I have. It cuts down on a lot of the road noise and is very well insulated, cool in the summer and warm in the winter...Kirk

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What is the best way to get 12 volts for a webasto heater I want to have installed. I want to get the heater installed at a Webasto dealer and they can only get the gas fueled heater in 12 volts. Is the Equilizer the best way to go ? Thanks Kirk in Ohio

[quote="todds112"]I used to live in Miamisburg, till I got smart and moved here a few years ago. :wink:[/quote] I know what you mean, I have a sister that lives near idaho Falls / Pocatello, ID which is not too far from where you are (or at least same area of the country) It is definately ...

I live in New Carlisle, Ohio just North Of Daytonand have a 710M , and John Geesen lives in Dayton who also has a 710M. I unfortunatly work too much and wish I had more time to take my Pinz out , John goes on regular trail rides . I can be reached at 937-845-5958 or ktmkirk@cris.com

SAV only had one peice and the other peice is backordered it is called a seal strip ,part# 7111761681 and is the vertical peice that goes on the edge of one of the sliding windows that acts as a seal between the two windows [quote="David Dunn"]Kirk I'm not sure I understand what trim piece...

David, Do you know or someone else on the forum know where I can get that little trim piece that goes on the edge of one of the side windows of the Pinzgauer, I received one from SAV but the other side is backordered. ANy suggestions, I am going to try some Auto trim places but I'm not sure if there...

Thanks Everyone for all of the replies I'll try to get time to check the adjustment in the next week and hopefully that is it, If not I may have to watch where I go until I can afford to have the repairs done. ..Kirk [quote="lindenengineering"]Yes , that repair was expensive since no-one h...

[quote="David Dunn"]Kirk That cable goes to the t case shift linkage. Release the linkage and make sure the lever goes all the way into gear (both ways). It may be that the cable isn't adjusted right ( and hopefully you didn't mess up inside the case). My old 712 broke because the linkage ...

I have had on sevearl occaisons the High/Low gear shifter slip in to neutral while driving down the highway. I'm not sure what would cause this and if it is something I just need to watch or if there is an adjustment. I was thinking about getting a strap or something to "lock" in the shift...