ducksnbass

I had an '01 just like that. It spent the majority of it's time pulling a skid steer or a tool trailer. Sold it with 287k miles and it was still as solid as the day I bought it. The 6.0 is a beast and will run forever. But, yes I did have to have the cluster repaired a couple of times. Other tha...

[quote]He also keeps them in a 1911 during work days around the camp[/quote] Do they cycle? ...

-floor jack and jack stands have been used a lot! -20 ton shop press. -Deep impact sockets -Clamps -18ga finish nailer on sale for $15 that I absolutely wore out. Drove over 25k nails with it. Threw it away and bought another. ...

Go ahead and do pads and rotors. It's not hard at all. I bought the Detroit Axle set with pads and rotors from Amazon. They work fine. Go ahead and rent/borrow the caliper compressor tool from your local auto parts store. ...

I have 3 Echo saws, the oldest one is coming up on 20 years old now an still starts/runs like a champ. I've had zero issues with any of them. For what it's worth, I also have an Echo trimmer, edger, blower, and pole saw. They've all been great....

Back to the topic at hand Bought Ducksnbass Jr. a 1992 Jeep Cherokee because it's what he wanted and it only cost me two grand. (We've had to do a little work on it, but not much) Figure I'll get him something newer when he goes to college. He doesn't ask for much anyway, and makes good grades....

It drives me crazy how many people don't put any info at all about the product they are selling. :banghead: ...

I would agree with Downshift. 26" would probably be ideal for an all around barrel length. Depending on what you're looking at, some offer a combo with 2 barrels. Usually 24" and 28". You could look into that also....

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[quote]Gotta figure in the cost of a blood dog also.[/quote] :lol:...