Badazz Pict's (Almost) And Non-Tech Jiberish
#467
anyway, i was wondering, should i go with an expensive brand off ball joints? i heard bigger wheels+wheeling wear em out quicker, so i'm thinking i should get a set with a lifetime warranty? and it is dangerous to drive with bad joints, if you jack the truck up there is a couple inches of vertical play
#469
#471
yeah thats what i was thinking, but latley i really want to stop putting money into this ttb, i dont expect it to be in there much longer, and it prob would have been out already if **** didnt keep breaking, right now i think the alternator is on its way out, the truck cant start on its own and cant hold a steady idle, lol i wonder how many grand i'm going to be into this truck for until i say **** it lol
#472
Man, that thing is going to "nickel and dime" you to death.
On a side note, anyone want to buy a Kubota L275 and all the attachments? Last night when I got home from work, I got stuck in the driveway with this pos Dodge 2 wheel drive dually. So I start up the Kubota. Try to blow the snow out, doesn't work. Tractor won't push the blower through the snow, as the front axle broke this summer, and I have yet to order the gears to fix it. Well, after 3 hours of moving snow with the bucket, the driveway is clean, and the work truck s parked by the house. As I'm backing the tractor into its spot, the water pump decides to lockup. F-CK! What else can go wrong!? And of course I have to order the pump online as there isn't one in town......
On a side note, anyone want to buy a Kubota L275 and all the attachments? Last night when I got home from work, I got stuck in the driveway with this pos Dodge 2 wheel drive dually. So I start up the Kubota. Try to blow the snow out, doesn't work. Tractor won't push the blower through the snow, as the front axle broke this summer, and I have yet to order the gears to fix it. Well, after 3 hours of moving snow with the bucket, the driveway is clean, and the work truck s parked by the house. As I'm backing the tractor into its spot, the water pump decides to lockup. F-CK! What else can go wrong!? And of course I have to order the pump online as there isn't one in town......
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