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paulsharvey reacted to RB5's post in the thread Just can't get a good basic truck, like the old days! with
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uh no.. I consider a basic truck for work to have 4x4, elocker, auto trans, a/c and heat, electric windows, and at least a 6.5' bed and... -
paulsharvey reacted to 4570Man's post in the thread Just can't get a good basic truck, like the old days! with Good Post.
You’re pretty close to the specs. That truck has power windows and power locks but that’s about the only luxury features. It’s a stick...
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paulsharvey replied to the thread Just can't get a good basic truck, like the old days!.Without knowing your trucks specs; Ford build tools, 2025; powerstroke, 4x4, crew cab, no bed delete; im at $67k. We have an automatic...
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paulsharvey reacted to 4570Man's post in the thread Just can't get a good basic truck, like the old days! with Good Post.
This truck was $34,500 in 1999 per the door sticker still in the glovebox. And it was sold as a cab and chassis with the flatbed cost...
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paulsharvey replied to the thread Just can't get a good basic truck, like the old days!.1986 F150, 4.9L, was 115hp, and 230 ft/lbs; who all is really signing up for a single vinyl bench, no AC, AM radio, stick, crank...
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paulsharvey replied to the thread Just can't get a good basic truck, like the old days!.So, I break this "demand" for a stripped down, below base vehicles into a couple categories 1) people who "remember" how awesome/bullet...
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paulsharvey replied to the thread How big of a slab could I do by myself?.For my project, im actually ordering 2 loads of limerock for the driveway, just to get a concrete truck to the pour... Yes, the driveway...
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paulsharvey replied to the thread CK2610 looses power at half tank fuel.Took about 4 minutes to swap the filter assembly. Now, note, im sitting a full right now, but it primed quickly, and started right up...
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paulsharvey reacted to EddieWalker's post in the thread How big of a slab could I do by myself? with Good Post.
For me, it's the stress and panic of HAVING to get it done as fast as possible that wears me out the most. 12 x12 is about the biggest...
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paulsharvey reacted to bigtiller's post in the thread How big of a slab could I do by myself? with Good Post.
That's for sure! I pored a lot of concrete years ago, and when I was about 30 I pored ~ an 8x40 by myself. It was enough of a workout...
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paulsharvey reacted to Sawyer Rob's post in the thread How Much Damage to the Kubota? with Good Post.
A tiller "out of the ground" isn't much of a load on a tractor PTO clutch... As for the pto brake, IF, I had one wore out, I'd leave...
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paulsharvey replied to the thread How big of a slab could I do by myself?.Yes, it is, but there really isn't another way. Concrete is not so bad when things go well; its when things go to crap that its bad...
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paulsharvey reacted to EddieWalker's post in the thread How big of a slab could I do by myself? with Good Post.
That's a heck of a lot of work to spread it as it comes out of the truck and then screed it after your done spreading it. And hopefully...
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paulsharvey replied to the thread How big of a slab could I do by myself?.Wife wants to start on several projects at the new home. One of which is a concrete parking area. Not going to do big enough for all the...
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paulsharvey replied to the thread Roadside Jack.To be clear, most the the road side treasures come from stuff like landscaper guys, contractors, ect. I dont think I my life is have...
