Engine hrs vs miles
Tuned
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You may have ended up with the boss' truck vs the 9$ hr kid that fires it up cold right foot down and goes to part shop, repeat 10 times a day.
Maybe consider a full complete fluid flush. Then you would know your fluid situation is OK. Check belts, hoses and all that stuff.
Maybe consider a full complete fluid flush. Then you would know your fluid situation is OK. Check belts, hoses and all that stuff.
Tuned
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Dude said in his opening sentence.
"I’m new here. Recently picked up a 2018 F250 xlt and I’m still sorting things out and learning."
Cargo Master
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From: Ridgway, CO
So I actually bought a similar truck. mine was a 2012, 110k miles, 7000 hours of idle time on the clock. It was owned by the state of NM and had extensive by the book records from dealers. I bought the truck, drove it three years, 80k miles, plowed snow in the winter and it was my daily. We handed that truck down to our son in Kansas who needed a good farm/utility truck. It still runs great with over 220k miles on it and well over 7000 hrs of idle time.
I wouldn't hesitate for a second based on my experience, I would buy another truck with those hours.
I wouldn't hesitate for a second based on my experience, I would buy another truck with those hours.
Tuned
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Probably got a good truck.
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