Laine D
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I vacuumed. I need to get new carpet, it’s stained really bad from the previous owner. They really mistreated this truck
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So what did you do with your truck today?
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asmith
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Those look like comfy seats. My carpet is bad too. Been wanting to replace it but can’t decide between carpet or vinyl.
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Laine D
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The seats in these are stupid comfy! I carpet looks a lot better.
I had vinyl and wanted carpet. The wife convinced me to get new vinyl. Her reason was because she is clumsy as are the kids. First day of our road trip she spilt some ****** milk in the back and boy am I glad we had vinyl. Can't imagine how that would smell!
Oldschool280
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Bought and moved another vintage machine! 6,000 pounds is a very happy weight for the old girl without the turbo.
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gnathv
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You might be able to take your carpet out and pressure wash it. My truck was used for work by po and there were coffee, drinks, and red clay. I pulled it out to install sound deadening and decided to try cleaning it before buying new. The new carpet just didn’t seem to have the fit and quality of original. I was amazed how clean it was when finished. It did take a few days to dry, but looked like new.
IDIBRONCO
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Boy that brings back memories. I've helped in a lot of branding in the past. Most of it was done in a working chute. The only time that I was involved with the rope and hold method like this, they were pretty new born. The one in your picture looks like it's quite a bit bigger than newborn.
JAKRANCH
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Ya we dont have good enough weather till most are 2 to 3 mo old
Farmer Rock
just a fella' without a 10mm socket
Farmer Rock
just a fella' without a 10mm socket
Got to the bottom of the electrical problems on the 88 f250.
After seeing this and all that goes with it, I really don't know how the truck didn't burn up yet, considering the wires were bare and hot. I stood over the wires for an hour trying to figure out WHY??? I couldn't understand why anybody thought this was a good idea. I cut that junk out and feel much better about that at least.The actual problem was a melted plug on a sensor that was shorting out.. I pulled apart the braided loom that holds the fss wire (what a pain to cut), and rewired most of the wires. Everything is working great now. Next comes return lines and GPs. Anybody have any tips for lubing up a tight 4x4 shifter?The truck was sitting a while and it works but is very tight and is hit or miss most of the time.thanks
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After seeing this and all that goes with it, I really don't know how the truck didn't burn up yet, considering the wires were bare and hot. I stood over the wires for an hour trying to figure out WHY??? I couldn't understand why anybody thought this was a good idea. I cut that junk out and feel much better about that at least.The actual problem was a melted plug on a sensor that was shorting out.. I pulled apart the braided loom that holds the fss wire (what a pain to cut), and rewired most of the wires. Everything is working great now. Next comes return lines and GPs. Anybody have any tips for lubing up a tight 4x4 shifter?The truck was sitting a while and it works but is very tight and is hit or miss most of the time.thanks
Rock
IDIBRONCO
IDIBRONCO
You shouldn't have to ask. He said that the truck had really been mistreated. There's the proof!
IDIBRONCO
IDIBRONCO
Since it was 95* today, I finally decided to take the cardboard out from in front of the radiator. It's been there since January and probably won't be needed for a while. Then I drove over to my garage and moved a couple of trailers around to get ready for mowing soon and to start getting ready for this weekend's ATV riding/camping trip. After that, I dove to town to drop off a couple of bills. Then I got fuel for the truck and mixed up a gas can for my 1988 Tecate4 to have it on hand for this weekend.
Laine D
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To be honest I can’t even remember where I got that stickerI have to ask about the cummins sticker,lol. Get yourself some nice IH stickers.
Rock
. I had some guy from work riding with me and he kept saying how mine didn’t sound like a cummins
Oldschool280
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And a few engines for the skidsteer we are resurrecting, pair of 37, and a 30 hp wisconsin.
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TNBrett
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I was working on an old mortar mixer at work yesterday that’s got a Wisconsin AENL on it. It’s one of my favorites. Starts on the first pull every time. I’ve also run a few Blastrac shot blast machines over the years that ran a propane version of the 4 cylinder Wisconsin.
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