Category: Shop Truck
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Finally done with something
As my galaxy of readers will know, the front hubs on Old Green have been challenging. I finally installed the
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Another day of front wheel work.
I was able to clean up my hubs with a couple of small files and a Dremel tool. I used
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Oops shop truck mistake
As I posted last time. I used an air hammer and a center punch to remove the stubborn bearing races.
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Finally finishing the front.
As the continued saga of my shop truck unfolds. After many set backs I was able to remove the stubborn
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Front Brakes on Old Green
A productive day at the shop. I finally assembled the left front brake. Truth be told I do enjoy drum
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Parts hunt continued.
All right let’s catch up. A small delay due to Covid sickness. I am feeling better but once the time
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Shop Truck continued
The phrase for this week is “part interchange’. All car companies do this Ford probably has the most issues. There
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Shop truck continues, parts hunt.
Being a 1973 Ford F250 Highboy with a one ton dually rear added at the dealer can create a few
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Starting real work on the shop truck
As mentioned in my introduction to the shop truck article. My brother Bruce had owned ” Old Green” since 1981.
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Starting on the shop truck
My shop truck is a family owned, since new 1973 Ford F250. Affectionately named Old Green. She lived a hard