Oil Change question....
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That looks like a Whip Industries. My brother in law has two of those in his shop, great lifts. I use it from time to time and use there 8" spacer in the front, and a 4" in the rear, works great. You might want to check them out and order some.
http://www.whipindustries.com/2post_acc.html
http://www.whipindustries.com/2post_acc.html
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From: Gulfport/Biloxi, MS
I have long spirts where I work 12-14hrs a day and 6 to 7 days a week. Finding time to do it myself isn't always possible. I have thought about buying a 50 gallon drum of oil and always doing it myself, but the initial investment is kind high.
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I used to never fill the filter up with oil, on previous vehicles. All my previous vehicles were gassers, and the oil filters were never straight up and down, always on a good angle or sideways so the oil would have spilled out.
Take a look at the filter size on our engines though, its huge, alot of time that truck is running, filling that thing up, and not putting oil elsewhere...
Take a look at the filter size on our engines though, its huge, alot of time that truck is running, filling that thing up, and not putting oil elsewhere...
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