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Only The ones in post's 61-64. Still waiting on parts

Fired her up for the first time since I bought it. She runs like a top. Waiting on new lug studs to come in then I am setting it on the ground and taking it for a spin. :thumbs:

Its even Made in America. New tractor parts are not to expensive.

$135 and the new tube was $40. Not to bad.

Re: Tyler got another Ford! *Pic Heavy* Thanks Greg :thumbs:

Re: Tyler got another Ford! *Pic Heavy* I have been very busy. When its back on the ground I am going to bring it to the shop and pressure wash the hell out of it.

Re: Tyler got another Ford! *Pic Heavy* I had to buy one new rim. I mounted the tire up on the new rims and installed a new tube. I am just waiting for the new lug studs to come in so I can mount the tire and put it on the ground.

Re: Tyler got another Ford! *Pic Heavy* I did a 12 volt conversion kit with alternator and all new wiring. Also made a new fuel line and installed the correct fuel sediment bowl. I had to remake the steel tube on top of the engine that the wiring runs through. Because of the alternator mounts I...

Re: Tyler got another Ford! *Pic Heavy* Found some original Ford headlights. Bought them for $20. I think they look good.

Re: Tyler got another Ford! *Pic Heavy* Here are some updates. I got the tractor back together and filled the trans/rear axle. Had another leak so I pulled the axle housing off. Had to replace the differential bearings.

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Looks great man :thumbs: you truck is beautiful.

Does this mean you are not allowed on your own truck forum anymore? :jester: Nice looking truck :thumbs:

I used them in my bias ply mud tires. They were 36" super swampers. They actually worked pretty good in that application but I could not go faster than 60 MPH anyway. Bias ply and high speed do not get along. They worked good up to the day my Dad shot a can of Fix-A-Flat into one of the tires...

Wow! You really made the color pop on that thing. Nice work :thumbs:

Okay. That does not classify him a dumbass. I would never spend 12 hours shinning my truck then park it in a garage for 2 months. That doe's not make it wrong or stupid. Different strokes for different folks is all I'm saying. I have been stuck many times trying to get through stuff to keep up...

I have always heard soak. When assembling engines I always use plenty of assembly lube. Depending on what the manufacturer calls for. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong but I believe not soaking them can throw your initial valve setting off.

He may not be as much as a dumb ass as you proclaim him to be. If you don't get stuck you do not know the limits. Not to mention it looked like he was with a group. If you got someone to pull you out... Screw it, Give it a shot. Looks like they were having a good time to me.

Done the same thing in the F150... Except I won first pull. :cool:

Re: The official pics of any INTERESTING vehicle thread There is some serious work in that thing.

Looking Very good :thumbs: You have some real skill with the buffer.

Well for all the people that really liked it tell yuor friends you know where there is one for sale. :)

Re: Time for a change - 01 F-150 XLT Me likes :thumbs:

Re: Time for a change Def not getting a heavier one. They really are are just for looks. I am happy with my choice.

Not gonna lie. I had pretty low expectations of this thread. And unlike most threads on :tmc: :jester: