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Re: Re: ford diesel truck problems
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Posted by trite phrase on September 14, 2002 at 12:30:24 from (63.214.103.253):
In Reply to: Re: ford diesel truck problems posted by gy3020 on September 14, 2002 at 11:47:31:
That phrase is so old it died in the cornfield.
What would you suggest, a Cummins powered Dodge
with a slushbox blowout from engine torque? An
auction a hundred miles away is not practical to
attend on a 3020. My 7.3 has been reliable, I
have not been swayed by someone's"new rig", to
change brands yet. No harm in looking, but I'm
not stuck in the garage, or hitching rides on the
highway. A more pressing question remains, what is
a New Holland tractor?
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