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  1. April 26th, 2020, 04:24 PM #1
    Bpmalo
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    Default Building 68’ M715; converting to aCummins 4BT looking for guidance

    Hey gang, brand new to the forum. Just bought today a 1968 M715. Best I have seen. No rust, bone stock and it’s all there.
    Want to put a cummins 4bt in it.
    Looking for advise from those that have done this.
    1) electrical, converting from 24v to 12v; best ways to do that.
    2) recommended axles
    3) do’s and don’t, things to do, look out for converting to the 4bt.
    Any advice you wish to drop on me is greatly appreciated.
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