1984 f250 xl build
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truck has a 6 inch skyjacker suspension lift, the biggest you could go at the time with a ttb, and a 3 inch body lift
i agree
i agree
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more progress tonight, got steering box, master cylinder, brake lines, fuel lines harness, tie rods, front axle leaf springs all removed, removed all the brackets. got too late so in the morning we are getting the rear axle out from it and off to the sanblaster it goes, with a big pile of brackets also
parts also came in just waiting on the por
parts also came in just waiting on the por
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this morning went back over after i got off at 7 30 am and we took the back axle out and the rear hangers because they were pretty thin
then got the frame onto the trailer, was the first time using the quads to do it, it worked great, almost like a rear steer fire truck ,
then got the frame dropped off at the sandblaster along with the brackets,
and then later we had to pick up our uncles mf baler
then got the frame onto the trailer, was the first time using the quads to do it, it worked great, almost like a rear steer fire truck ,
then got the frame dropped off at the sandblaster along with the brackets,
and then later we had to pick up our uncles mf baler
#42
Thanks but hey anyone can do it, just takes some sweat
yup and now it is hahaha
but that's my uncle Paul, the one who helped me build my truck, surprised you didn't recognize him from the pictures through my build
but I'm more the helper, he is the brains of the operation hahaha
but that's my uncle Paul, the one who helped me build my truck, surprised you didn't recognize him from the pictures through my build
but I'm more the helper, he is the brains of the operation hahaha
#44
backed the green quad up and he lifted the nose of the frame onto the rear rack, then he got on the quad and i picked up the rear and walked it out till we had room to pull the brown quad in the rear and put it on the front rack of that quad
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That's cool I wasn't sure I thought maybe you got some guys to help you or something. I just read back and saw you were going to use the 351 but delete all the emissions crap are you going to cut the cat off or what or did it even have a cat? I can't stand the emissions crap either most of it is out of our 84 B2 and my 88 F150.
Trav
Trav