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  1. mowerman
    I had just thought of scratching up the sleeves with a honer set of rings and gaskits But then again too much compression would put more stress on already tired wrist pins but you could try it at least it’s not a vehicle that you are depending on for work every day right?.. bob
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    Pretty cool and beefy 22 Gs although worth it don’t know that anyone would give that … good luck to him… Bob
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    Entire truck is amazing lol … Bob
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    Guy disappeared that posted it..,he would probably know .and yes they are very sharp
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    thanks for that.. nice lookin ride,,,,sure beats the hell out of a lotta ugly shit we have over here,,,especially the def...even has real guages...bob
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    Divide and conquer baby…. Bob
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    Ok thanks for that … might be the deciding factor lol I’m sure that R model won’t last at that price … it’s too far away then you got all the labor pulling both drivelines then you know it’s not going to just bolt right up … Bob
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    From what I hear used to be able to buy a set up for the side of the engine illuminate labor finder but they are no longer available you might try calling watts… also Larry I think the cable clutch was in the later models my 66 does not have a cable my 87U model did
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    I know you’re probably not ready to spend that kind of dough and it’s probably more than what you paid for the truck … but everything on these trucks are a fortune …. Bob
  10. mowerman
    Let’s start with a healthy engine …. Everything else is just nickel and dime after that bud good luck…. Bob
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    I have only done one and that was in 1986 or as I remember everything was like 1200 but that included all six holes But that included sleeves pistons wrist pins bearings gaskets frankly up I was going through the urge of that was what I would do especially on a clean up keeper … bob
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    You know man that’s an amazing price thanks for that Joey I would suggest that’s your best bet to grab that for that price this way you know what you got after you complete the job you got to take it apart anyway good luck bud… bob
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    I am not surprised thanks for that…. Bob
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    Hell I missed this one thanks … Bob
  15. mowerman

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    mowerman replied to Onyx610's topic in Odds and Ends

    That’s just too funny both photographs thanks Tom
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    Well that thing is worth it’s weight in gold didn’t know they sold portable Version until you were talking about doing them on the road a while back
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    They’re not going to come out of there without it let’s face it
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    That’s a lot of loot but for something that works well sometimes you gotta do what you Gotta do
  19. mowerman
    I had a neighbor make me one almost 40 years ago that thing looks pretty hefty
  20. mowerman
    And yes Joey I appreciate the flowers
  21. mowerman
    It looks like a chunk missing to me according to the photograph just like you said I would be afraid to use it If the counterbore is warped the liner will not come out without a huge fight … bob
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    mowerman replied to Onyx610's topic in Odds and Ends

    Not sure Tom might be easier just to go to the market and buy a couple of cans just for yourself baby food and applesauce that’s the ticket4???????? Lol bob
  23. mowerman
    Why don’t you just run the homer down it right quick with oil and then wipe it out
  24. mowerman
    I am sure you saw that post About the Facebook fenders????? From TJC
  25. mowerman
    Kind of nice when you get to the point where you don’t really need any obsolete parts I will be route placing all my fuel lines soon and I was really surprised to see they look like the same exact sizes my 2021 Kenworth is still using pressure and return… bob

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