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I had a rock take out one of my mirror marker light covers and it looks the same as yours. I got it fixed and then a week later, I had a rock take out the other side marker. 🤬
Ford used a low grade and poor impact plastic for those markers. I went to the paint protection shop and had the marker lights covered with strips of X-Pel and so far so good. The real test will be when I get back to work and travelling all gravel roads that has a lot of heavy traffic. Hopefully the film helps.
Ford used a low grade and poor impact plastic for those markers. I went to the paint protection shop and had the marker lights covered with strips of X-Pel and so far so good. The real test will be when I get back to work and travelling all gravel roads that has a lot of heavy traffic. Hopefully the film helps.
All finished with the regen clinic?? LOL
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Hopefully the DPF thread gets buried and forgotten. Lol
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Im pretty sure the D stands for Dumbarse. I keep getting into those thread and expecting a different result. Damn, reminds me of the definition of insanity. 😂 On a powerstroke forum, the battle lasted a few days with one guy. He was clueless but I got to give him credit, he didn’t back down.
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Much of what we know of how a regen works is solely from observations. The regen is a black box that we cannot see into to understand it's inner workings. Observations can only take us so far and can often be misinterpreted. Even though I have the DPF % screen up, I often miss that a regen is ongoing until it's almost complete. When that happens I feel the need to watch it, just to determine if it's going up or going down.
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I own both. I picked up the chipper at an online auction. Got it super cheap. I mean REAL cheap. Got lucky on it, brought it home (6 hours away), changed fluids & she fired right up & runs great. Only 400 hours on it.
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Nice score then. It's more if a want than a need for me. I would need one for a few days and then probably not use one for a long time.
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Much of what we know of how a regen works is solely from observations. The regen is a black box that we cannot see into to understand it's inner workings. Observations can only take us so far and can often be misinterpreted. Even though I have the DPF % screen up, I often miss that a regen is ongoing until it's almost complete. When that happens I feel the need to watch it, just to determine if it's going up or going down.
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We've got 17 acres, and its 75% wooded. Also burn wood in winter for a small fireplace.
we are all the time cutting, thinning out. Etc. We rented one once for $250 a day. It's so nice to chop it up & be done. No hauling to a burn pile etc.etc. cut our tree work into 3rds.
we are all the time cutting, thinning out. Etc. We rented one once for $250 a day. It's so nice to chop it up & be done. No hauling to a burn pile etc.etc. cut our tree work into 3rds.