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REC Newsnote #15 December 2005. Automatic Transmission Fluid overheating : New Jersey Forest Fire Service's Solution to High Temperature Problems in Ford F-350 and F-450. Roscommon Equipment Center National Association of State Foresters in Cooperation with Michigan's Forest Fire Experiment Station Until recently, manual transmissions were the norm for interfering with the operation of the Transmission . Above most wildfire control trucks. Automatic transmissions have 250oF., rubber seals harden, leading to pressure loss and a wide acceptance now for several reasons. A major leaks. Also, the Transmission can slip. In the worst cases, advantage is the shorter learning curve for new operators. clutches fail and costly repairs result. Also, some agencies have started using their wildland fire engines to tow trailers hauling other equipment. The ATF manufacturers suggest that for every 20oF.
1 Until recently, manual transmissions were the norm for most wildfire control trucks. Automatic transmissions have a wide acceptance now for several reasons.
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