IDIBRONCO
IDIBRONCO
I just use a pair of water pump pliers that are about 24" long.
So what did you do with your truck today?
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miles1400
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@pafixitman @laserjock oil filter wrench, no.... flat head screwdriver, no way man... long pry bar, nope not gonna cut it....
1/2 inch rebar and 3 foot of pipe, OH YEAH
1/2 inch rebar and 3 foot of pipe, OH YEAH
Dane Rickford
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Well, today I did a ton of greenwaste hauling as usual. But I was able to use a backhoe for loading the trailer which makes life a lot easier!
Dane Rickford
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It started like this:
And ended like this:
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Well thats not good...
Very green!
jrollf
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I think you need to turn down the IP a couple flats, shouldn't smoke that much. [emoji16]
In all seriousness, hope you are OK, that can be an expensive loss.
1993 F350 Crew Cab Dually
7.3L IDIT with a Banks Sidewinder
ZF 5-spd manual transmission
Dane Rickford
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Yeah, I’ve never seen a diesel roll that much coal before
I was able to get out before the fuel lit and it exploded. I don’t have any injuries, but the backhoe is a total loss. I’m going to find out if homeowners insurance will cover it or not today. I hope it does
Hit a deer this morning 
I'm very glad it wasn't any worse, those things can RUN.
No mechanical damage I can see. Need to replace the "backing plate" piece on the driver's headlight and replace the grill. I'm wondering if there's enough adjustment in the bumper brackets to get it back close.
Fan and radiator decided to maintain social distancing
No fluid loss so I'll stop whining because I can keep driving it and I got lucky.
I'm very glad it wasn't any worse, those things can RUN.
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No mechanical damage I can see. Need to replace the "backing plate" piece on the driver's headlight and replace the grill. I'm wondering if there's enough adjustment in the bumper brackets to get it back close.
Fan and radiator decided to maintain social distancing
No fluid loss so I'll stop whining because I can keep driving it and I got lucky.
IDIBRONCO
IDIBRONCO
That's why I usually drive 50-55 when it's dark and even before dark on our Speed Limit 65 highways around here. I feel that it will give me a few extra seconds to react. Besides, I'm usually not in that big of a hurry anyway.
Tossed new wipers onto ol girl. Dad and I ordered some new ones off rockauto after he got excited over the 5% discount. Next on the list is tailgate!
"Project Farm" on youtube did a video on wiper blades.
I think the Bosch came out on top.
Think I'll try those the next time I replace mine.
mexicanjoe
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Hit a deer this morning
I'm very glad it wasn't any worse, those things can RUN.
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No mechanical damage I can see. Need to replace the "backing plate" piece on the driver's headlight and replace the grill. I'm wondering if there's enough adjustment in the bumper brackets to get it back close.
Fan and radiator decided to maintain social distancing
