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Some manufacturers are no longer using an EGR valve, as they can be removed. I have cummins turbo diesel that from the factory, they ground the exhaust lobe to close before TDC to keep exhaust in for a second cycle. :mad:

It's causing a lot of problems in the diesel truck world. you can no longer justify the extra cost of a diesel engine vs gas when comparing the mileage savings vs cost of ownership. 2007.5 was the first years trucks needed to have a DPF. I believe Urea was 2010? I own a 2006 F350 to stay under...

Brother, put the 800 in it and flip it. Use the money you make to buy 3PH implements. This experience you're getting for free is very valuable, as you'll be able to tackle more jobs with confidence.

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Nah, I don't believe it. For the head holders just use 2 small nuts and bolts. Just make sure they don't go through far enough to get the body of the gun.

Pretty easy to make up... Good for other uses too.

If It was me, I would dedicate the wall with the BBQ and FEL a full length pallet racking setup like costco. Pallet racking can be bought on craigslist dirt cheap. It a great organizational system because it's open. When you start storing in cabinets, stuff is out of site and out of mind...

I really need to update the size of my screen:p

I had to save the pic and zoom in to see what you were talking about. :(

I would have figured out why it didn't run in the first place before pulling it apart. That said, those bores look great and they should with only 950 hours on it. I can see there's no ridge. Get a pin punch, number the pistons so you know what hole they came out of. I would hone the hole by...

Glad I found this thread. I believe this is the exact combo I will use on my 92 B7100 HST. KCW12, you're still happy with these tires?

Hey thanks. I'm guessing those are the fronts.

Anything for the 6 lug?

Well done! That looks like it works very well! I'm jealous!

If I was close, that would be sitting on my walk behind compactor.

Awesome! Do you mix, place and float all yourself?

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That worked out great!

The snap on hammers were made by Trusty-Cook since the late 70's. They're an all American hammer. Snap-On started their own process in 2008. Depends on who your S-O driver is if they'll warranty it or not. A lot of drivers will not warranty a tool that hasn't been bought from them. You can...

^^Nice unit! Have you put it on Craigslist? It shouldn't last long at that price.