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Posted by Redmud on September 12, 2005 at 10:47:35 from (216.167.146.110):
In Reply to: Ford Diesel posted by Allan in NE on September 12, 2005 at 06:01:18:
Allan, I have a Studebaker with a flatbed that runs out real good. fair tires, and not to much rust. Does smoke some when ye back off the gas on a down hill run, but that just lubes the valves, so it don't really hurt nothing. speakin of backin off the gas, you might need to do that a little ways before you get to where you want'a stop, the brakes are a tad short on stroke, and speakin of brakes and down hill runs, now and then, she will pick up a high speed wobble up around 35-40, no big deal though, you just tap the brakes 4-5 times and she will get right with the program. Understand now, all this just helps to keep you on your toes. You know that old saying, the mind is a terrible thing when asleep at the wheel. Which reminds me, the radio don't work either, I think it's just a tube and shouldn't cost to much to fix, and it's missing the knob off the dial, but it's easy to tune so that shouldn't be a problem. And as to the F350's, the Ford trucks have been the most trouble free trucks i've ever owned, and thats all I'll say about that.
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