Posted by Roger Tomfohrde on December 10, 2020 at 18:28:52 from (167.177.39.9):
In Reply to: Tractor hauler-long posted by Roger Tomfohrde on December 09, 2020 at 17:06:12:
Well it seems the consensus is to let some one else rebuild. I guess the more I think about it I am going to sell it for parts if I can first. If that does not work then I am going to try it with some of the more critical parts bought as remans. I keep going back to the last transmission that I had trouble with and the guy started putting used ones in and at the count of 4 I junked it. I have had more than my share of so called experts repairing things that I do not trust easily, on top of that the research I am getting is that there is too many shady builders out there. The better ones seem to have no time for me. The last transmission quote I got was at 2250. I think taking the tires off, pulling the motor and scrapping is probably what is going to happen
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