79 f350 jack it up Qs
#31
79 was years before I was born is my excuse...
......*Flip*
This guys getting lots of good info on his build.
#33
I thought A/O answered his question just fine with the first post...
#34
all this talk about D44 vs D60 made me go and check to make sure it had a D60 still under it sure enough it does... door tag for axle is 37 which means 3.54 gear ratio D60.just to be on safe side i decided to check the axle tag on pumpkin same under there- 9/16th bolts and tag read 3.54 and axle code was- 610023-2... How big of tires can a d60 handle comfortably?
#38
all this talk about D44 vs D60 made me go and check to make sure it had a D60 still under it sure enough it does... door tag for axle is 37 which means 3.54 gear ratio D60.just to be on safe side i decided to check the axle tag on pumpkin same under there- 9/16th bolts and tag read 3.54 and axle code was- 610023-2... How big of tires can a d60 handle comfortably?
#39
it will be spending most of its time at pipeline near Crivitz WI, and a few mud racing events.
#43
that might just happen,do you usually go on the north or south end trails?Sadly i most likely won't be goin up there this year because of work and the truck isn't even close to finished
#45
it started out as being revived from sitting for 8 yrs
this was after replacing the grille and some paint. the bumper on front is from the previous owner he had a hitch of some sort on front which he used to pull/push hay wagons.
this is after i removed the rusted shackles and hangers
when i first got it the hanger was rusted out so previous owner had a chain to hold it in place
The flatbed had to be removed to gain access to working on the leafs and boards were rotted.
this was after replacing the grille and some paint. the bumper on front is from the previous owner he had a hitch of some sort on front which he used to pull/push hay wagons.
this is after i removed the rusted shackles and hangers
when i first got it the hanger was rusted out so previous owner had a chain to hold it in place
The flatbed had to be removed to gain access to working on the leafs and boards were rotted.