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....and if you have lockout hubs, no jacking up of the front wheels is required! 1:0 for lockout hubs!

Good that you got her home! Now the work really starts! Sent from my SM-G950W using Tapatalk

Well, it doesn't sound like you are crossing downtown Atlanta! Best of luck! Sent from my SM-G950W using Tapatalk

The e-brake is not helping much if the truck is moving faster than walking speed. It will stop the truck e..v..e..n..t...u...a....l....l.......y . My e-brake is serviced, tight and holds the parked truck strongly. I gave it a try at about 25 mph. It was like I did nothing. Maybe block...

Just a tip on leaks involving plastic lines - whoever wrenched on the truck may or may not have put the "trumpet" looking brass inserts into the ends of the plastic lines where they go into the compression fittings. If you spot a leak, for example on a fuel supply or return line, be careful just...

9.00R20 and 10.00R20 are very close in outer diameter, according to tire size charts available online. 40.1 vs 41.2 in diameter. New, that is. Who knows how big or small the difference is with different tire wear. New they are within the 3% size difference generally acceptable for tire sizes...

Some owners fit an in-line fuel pump when the in-tank one quits (less$$$), so look for that as well. While normally they are located somewehere above and outside of the fuel tank, farmer ingenuity can place them anywhere along the fuel supply line from the tank to the injection pump.