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Old 07-01-2007, 06:54 PM
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They usually take awhile - I took my 48 down to the frame and replaced all the worn parts. Ended up with a truck that was mechanically new and it's still a daily driver.

The steering box rebuild is one of the best repairs you can do for enjoyable driving. Right after brakes. Power to go forward is a distant 3rd to the first two.

Have fun with your project. When you're done you'll know how to keep your truck on the road. Its good you've got a friend to help you - seems like a lot of things take more than two hands.