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Swapped out the old tailgate bumpers, from take off from BFR..
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What have you done to your 5 ton this week?
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Is just dropped in beside the spare tire carrier and fastened with a chain.
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That is cool, and ahab, you sure are observant!
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Installed my new seat. 
Next waiting for Alt rebuild kit. 
VM with engine running (same reading as VM attached direct to batteries). Great support and response from Wolverine Technologies.
Next waiting for Alt rebuild kit. VM with engine running (same reading as VM attached direct to batteries). Great support and response from Wolverine Technologies.
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The seat looks great.
Um, do you drive around with that fan in the truck!?
Or is that just for wrenching?
Um, do you drive around with that fan in the truck!?
Or is that just for wrenching?
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Thanks, Fan is for wrenching, it's hot here in South Florida....but great idea, I do have a 1500 watt inverter to drive the fan. Hummm next project ?
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picked my daughter from school, she said{please dont do it again} wife hates my truck,keeping it FOREVER
tallman really nice truck!
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Agreed, great looking truck!
Picking your daughter up from school huh...I bet that was the center of attention in the parking lot!
Picking your daughter up from school huh...I bet that was the center of attention in the parking lot!
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No big deal; probably a gender thing:picked my daughter from school, she said{please dont do it again} wife hates my truck,keeping it FOREVER
- the boys maybe want it all to be about "me"
- the girls maybe not so much
I think it's great you use the rig regular; keep it rolling!
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That's a great pic!
And a "wee" bit ot tension with the school will help keep them on their toes. You see? It's all good!
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Brought the 5 ton out to pick up my nephews skid steer and my grandsons dump truck. I had 23 tons of #8's delivered and didn't want to spread it by hand.
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After doing some reading and replacing the leaking heater core anyway I installed a coolant filter with DCA additive. Went pretty well. No leaks. Filter is on a bypass circuit and there is a shutoff on the 5/8" heater hose so in the summer I can shut off the heater circuit and keep the filter circuit in the loop. Also added a filter to the fuel tank vent at the top of the engine air intake. No picture as it was dark, will add some soon. Was having an issue with loosing prime and when I went to remove the fuel fill cap tank was under some pretty good vacuum. First thing I looked at was the vent and it was plugged solid with some kind of mud dauber or something. It was plugged solid. Looked there first as it was plugged when I first got the truck running. Truck now has it's pep back and hopefully the vent filter will keep out the bugs and there homes.
Mr. Dave, you just need to get rid of that little trailer and go ahead and buy my M322 when I am up there in the next 2 weeks! I started making the ramps for it today. 7ft long made out of 3/8" angle iron.
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You could always strap a compressor bracket to it, and bring the M322 south! I'd take that off your hands.
I am working on it. Trust me after you lifted these ramps once or twice you would beg me to take it back. Plus you are down there in the mass senior citizen area and they are all enroute to there from their summer homes. Roads have too many old people on them.
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I would be using the winch that is mounted in your bed to lift those suckers up! lol