Question about Axle Surface Rust
Cargo Master
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From: Laramie, WY
I've used some cheap blasters before and they always got the job done eventually; always cleaner than a wire wheel too.
As stated, that axle looks fine. It will clean up well.
Brad, that is some friggin ROT!! I've been out of the rust belt a while now, I forgot how bad it can be! It's funny, out here in Wyoming my truck is a rotted pig, but back in MN its pretty clean for a 96' haha
As stated, that axle looks fine. It will clean up well.
Brad, that is some friggin ROT!! I've been out of the rust belt a while now, I forgot how bad it can be! It's funny, out here in Wyoming my truck is a rotted pig, but back in MN its pretty clean for a 96' haha
Fleet Owner
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From: Gilbert, PA
The sandblaster doenst have to be anything special(harbor freight junk is fine)
The COMPRESSOR is what makes the difference. You need at least 15CFM CONSTANTLY @90+psi
I have a harbor freight/tractor supply/Clarke brand and I also have a Eastwood.
I like the eastwood better for filling, but they both work about the same(I fed them bioth with a 35cfm 90psi compressor)
The COMPRESSOR is what makes the difference. You need at least 15CFM CONSTANTLY @90+psi
I have a harbor freight/tractor supply/Clarke brand and I also have a Eastwood.
I like the eastwood better for filling, but they both work about the same(I fed them bioth with a 35cfm 90psi compressor)
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Logistics Pro
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From: Oregon
The sandblaster doenst have to be anything special(harbor freight junk is fine)
The COMPRESSOR is what makes the difference. You need at least 15CFM CONSTANTLY @90+psi
I have a harbor freight/tractor supply/Clarke brand and I also have a Eastwood.
I like the eastwood better for filling, but they both work about the same(I fed them bioth with a 35cfm 90psi compressor)
The COMPRESSOR is what makes the difference. You need at least 15CFM CONSTANTLY @90+psi
I have a harbor freight/tractor supply/Clarke brand and I also have a Eastwood.
I like the eastwood better for filling, but they both work about the same(I fed them bioth with a 35cfm 90psi compressor)
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Hey There! Flareside Bed Trim Question
Hey I've been checking out your truck man. I have the exact same model and engine haha! Anyhow, I just wanted to ask where you bought or somehow got your bed trim for the flareside model? I can't seem to find it anywhere 
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From: Oregon
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/qm...del/xlt-lariat
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Cool stuff
Mine came with the truck, but according to Summit Racing and the manufacturer of the part they are specifically for the Flareside. I have been meaning to get a set but simply keep having other things come up.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/qm...del/xlt-lariat
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/qm...del/xlt-lariat
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From: Oregon
That was there when we got it. It's a Pendaliner brand liner but has a Ford part sticker on the backside of it so I am guessing it was a dealer accessory when the truck was new.
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