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If you're really concerned, fill your truck with Delvac 1 5w40 synthetic oil. Or just run Shell Rotella T 15w40 or Chevron Delo 15w40 (those two account for roughly 75% of the HD oil market) and let the truck idle for a few minutes before you shut it down. An exhaust pyrometer, mounted...
Oh, so it's OK for you to make money in business, just not for other people. :roll:
I'm not even going to touch the BS about "honoring the military" because you bought a military truck. I give active military members a 10% discount at my business. Want to bet which one they get more from...
I think the 818 frame is also slightly different than the 813 frame, in that it has significant reinforcements under the fifth wheel that the cargo truck frame lacks.
Don't know if that is relevant to your question or not, but that is what I've picked up from various photos of both types of...
That tan, bobbed 5-ton is why I'm here....
I saw that photo on another website and all I could think is "I have GOT to get me one of those!"
:-D
Alas, it looks like I'll be sending all that money, and a whole lot more, off to Washington DC in the form of Income Taxes. :evil:
Can you elaborate a bit more on the weight issue?
Did you bob both a 5 Ton and a Deuce? If so, how much did each version weigh, before and after the chop job?
Any other tidbits you can share would be most appreciated.
Then line up all her shoes and start discussing resale value of the two competing line-ups. ;-)
ETA: WPNS421, that crane set-up has me insanely jealous!