None yet. My biggest problems have been the Gauges have never worked right and still don't. Also seems to blow a lot of rear end seals.sounds like a slick rigi got a 91 f-250 with a 300 4x4 and a 5 speed. you have any 4x4 problems with yours?
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An 88. That's incredible. All the 88's are long gone from here, and a lot of the 98's. The company truck I had last year was a 2000 f150, and it's gone now. It was rusted so bad it wasn't worth fixing, the box was literally falling off it.
It did have 400k on it.
wvlogger
Rock trucker
my truck is bad about that my oil pressure and volt gauge is all that works rite. i am going to get a manual temp gauge soon. My front end is gone to. it needs a full rebuild. i am not sure if yours has a Ford TTB front end or not but if the U-joints get some play replace em. or you will break your axle shafts. trust me i know:msp_mad::msp_mad::bang::bang:
Now ya gonna make me go find that video.
[video=youtube;ZUabDrfjATY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUabDrfjATY[/video]
LOL, every time I hear that joke it's still funny.
atvguns
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SS and Jw good thread will rep ya when I can JW thanks for you time spent serving our country
J.W Younger
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Thanks, hearing that means a lot to me.
The next GTG, Some of you kick my butt for not using this thing before. Awesome. Easy and it works like a charm. Tried noodlin a log after it and WOW.
my son came over this morning and was ready to go, I told him lets go tommorrow, So it's off to the elm sunday morning.
Art Vandelay
Bovinius Maximus
J.W Younger
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T-hats great you like grinding chains SS
I had sum all packaged up to send to Tom Hall but you are much closer, LOL!
I had sum all packaged up to send to Tom Hall but you are much closer, LOL!
Blazin
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About time that you woke up on chain sharpening. Here's what I use:
Oregon 511a on Edwin's custom mount for his bench vise.
LOL ya gotta be kidding me...those are for people that dont know how to hand file a chain. By the time you take off yer chain throw it on that contraption and put it back on, I would be off cutting . Well if one learns to hand file correctly time will be saved ten times fold.
I would love to get a hold of some of that red elm for some of my little projects. it looks like it would be neat wood to work with.
Nope, I'm not kidding. I used to hand file and did it for 30 years. I still do on occasion. Each has its place.
You are right, this is a red elm discussion, not chain sharpening. We have a whole forum available for that.
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Ya give me an idea there. I'll make a mount for it to stick in my vise.:msp_thumbsup: Nice grinder ya got too.About time that you woke up on chain sharpening. Here's what I use:
Oregon 511a on Edwin's custom mount for his bench vise.
