thats good to know. i was seriously just thinking about buying a new one. im going to replace all the steering linkages too before it sees the road. they e all rusted petty bad and some of the TRE's are missing their zerks. not to mention the axle was buried in mud for an indeterminate of time...
i will have to post pics later as photobucket is doing some site maintenance...
*EDIT* Now with pics
but today was pretty successful. I got all the brackets cleaned up and painted. removed the 2wd ZF5 spd trans... got both front and rear spring hangers drilled and bolted in temporarily...
well i was back at it today... put my new air hammer to the test. i think i could be heard for 4 blocks hehehe
i started by removing the radius arm brackets and cleaning and painting the frame
then i managed to start pulling apart my donor frame. got the 60 pulled out and out of the...
first off these are pickup only. I really don't want to ship them.
few years old. i think these are an older design as they only have 1/4" flanges (believe they come with 3/8" flanges now..
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the 2wd is a coil spring truck. it doesnt have the cut out in the bottom of the frame rail for the shackle to pass through and have sufficient room for movement. nothing the plasma cutter cant fix though.
im just going to run with the stock 2wd steering gear unless i come across a 4x4 one. i...
my plan is to use all the hangers off my F250 frame as well as the factory F350 panhard bar. I am going to notch the frame (you have to) and i am actually going to cut out the factory frame reinforcement and weld that into my frame. when im done it will look like it was originally 4x4.
stock...
this is the only statement i do not agree with.
In the rust belt areas (NC is on the fringe) you typically have the opposite. you will have one working tank and your lucky if any of the gauges read correctly. the tops of the fuel tanks are prone to rust. I've had more ford trucks with non...
the last two ive messed with i eliminated that switch too.....just spliced the two red w/ blue stripe wires together... means you can start in gear but that can be handy to have
they are locating pins for production. the bogey's they ride on in the factory have holes in them so as they move through the plant the frame is in the proper location for the robotic assembly machines
kind of like the bogeys under this truck...
yea i have 1/4" and 3/16" plate i just havent got my plasma cutter up and running again yet. still need to run a new service to the garage. it wouldnt be hard to make those mounts, but why when i got a frame i can use...(just sucks its my cleaned up and painted ext cab frame...but that project...
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