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One time i chased a flock of geese over the frozen river on a school field trip in science. I could hear the ice cracking below me, so i ran even faster! Tried to get a egg for my teacher... crazy lady
Ya! 6.0, maybe one day soon. I'd want a shell tho.
possible 24v nv4500 4x4 swap. I just hint at the idea. But whp knows 😂 kinda needs a vp44, and a bunch of other stuff. Like 4-5 k parts only cost xD
maybe one day
why is it when you got a big truck... you end up buying big accessories youve never needed before??
never, just use what i can to get by. And what i need, most exotic thing for me is the light on the bsck of the dodge, you can blind Barry's with those and anyone behind you i traffic. XD
its my work light, for loading oil field tools onto the flatbed at night.
you ever seen 3500 sqaut as bad as my dually 😂
moved a drill press with it, you talk about sag, you'd see it to if i still had it. But ya, rubbed the tires with flatbed...
nvm
I am thinking after the frame gets back to being straight I may need
a reinforcement patch behind the radius arm bracket.
For heating I use one of the BIG torpedo heaters. It will run on anything diesel like.
For the most part I just use kero because diesel gives me a headache. and once it warm
I go back to the electric 240V shop heater to hold it.
I wouldn't use one of those torpedo heaters at all.....
Headaches are usually due to carbon monoxide ingestion.
Both K1 and D2 in a "torpedo" heater (and propane or nat gas in a radiant heater) produce CO and I probably don't have to tell you that CO in high enough concentration will kill you........but before it does, it will give some people a hellova headache.......
Oh, and by the way, I have (somewhere) a FOMOCO publication on Ford truck frame welding. I'll send it to you when I find it but it is on the web somewhere......
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