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Lil Foot replied to the thread D750 Main Bearing Carrier Bolts.Agreed!☝ -
If you cant pull up 23 lb-ft there is ZERO chance of snapping a bolt. Check the internal threads in the crankcase. I suspect they have...
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It's worth watching as a reminder to not be unconsciously incompetent.
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Patent granted. I despise the thieves that steal intellectual property. I see that R2 has a trademark protection too, but Amazon...
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I got a new windshield installed in the F-250 this morning and as @biketopia mentioned, it was good that I picked a local shop with a...
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I purchased my 01 F-550 used in 2003 with 7k miles, I now have 135k. I have done some stuff to improve reliability but still have stock...
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Lil Foot reacted to Runs With Scissors's post in the thread Good luck to all the “deer hunters” out there……Caution lots of "gruesome carnage" pics... with
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Pic update: Here she is “all dolled up”. Sorry for. the “night pic”, but with that damn daylight savings time thing, our schedules... -
Lil Foot reacted to dirtydeed's post in the thread Good luck to all the “deer hunters” out there……Caution lots of "gruesome carnage" pics... with Like.
Ouch. That sux. Looks like a lot of work RWS. Not to add any salt to the wound but man, that rotor in pic #5 looks like sh!t. lol. My...
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Lil Foot reacted to Cruzxia's post in the thread B7100D, B7001D or B6000D front differential carrier may be broken. with Like.
If you have a B7100D, B7001D or B6000D the front differential carrier may be broken. On my B7100D I removed the front differential...
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Lil Foot replied to the thread DIY removable Snow pusher to attach to bucket.Years ago I saw a Utoob vid (can't find it now) of a guy who mounted a 2x8 maybe 6ft long with a center pivot on the front of a lawn...
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I'm designing my new shop right now. It will be a split shop with metal and mechanical on one half, and wood working on the other half...
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Lil Foot replied to the thread must-have workshop features.Floor space, floor space, floor space.
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Lil Foot replied to the thread What are they called.Walking heavy stuff:
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Lil Foot replied to the thread What are they called.I certainly understand this. One of my duties at work was to move & set in location with extreme accuracy, 4' and 5' granite cubes...