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Re: Ford F-450,F550
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Posted by the tractor vet on June 28, 2007 at 20:29:16 from (75.19.121.174):
In Reply to: Ford F-450,F550 posted by Roy Suomi on June 28, 2007 at 16:44:52:
Had the same problem with my 88F350 when i got it as it was a refugee from the old patch and did not have the best of maintance . every U/joint was out of it every wheel seal was out all seals in the drive line leaked and it ran like dog dooo and the paint would blow off the body at anything over 50 MPH , but i got such a deal . I cheated getting the duals off the first time i used a porta power and a rosebud and a BMFH . Then the die grinder with a flaper wheel and neverseeze . Never seeze is even good on toast.
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