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Pin weight on a 3-axle
As an average, most 5ers will have about 20% of the weight on the pin. The number of axles make little difference. They use 3 axles, because the weight is too much for two axles. Ken- TXiceman
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- Forum: Towing & Transportation
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ye ole CPS
It takes all of 20 minutes and that includes getting the tools, changing the CPS, putting up the tools and getting a cold one.- TXiceman
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- Forum: 99+ 7.3L PowerStroke Engine & Drivetrain
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What gear do you tow in??
I run OD and lock it out if I start to hunt or hit a grade and need to drop a gear.- TXiceman
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Just found you....
Been busy and not had time to check back here. My first PSD was a used 1997 that had been ridden hard and put away wet more than once. Found this 2002 used and it had had a much easier life. It was a daily driver while we were in Oklahoma. Now I have a Dodge Ram 1500 gasser (thumbs down) to...- TXiceman
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- Forum: New SuperDutyDiesel Member Introductions
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Rattle!
On my 1997 F350, I had a clunk/rattle that was really hard to find. Turns out the rear mounting brace for the tail shaft on the tranny was loose. Tighten the devil out of the mounting bolts and the problem was gone.- TXiceman
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- Forum: 99+ 7.3L PowerStroke Engine & Drivetrain
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Just found you....
Just found the site. Have not been over at the "other" D-stop site fro some time now. I am also a moderator on an RV site....http://www.irv2.com. Site looks nice and informative. Ken- TXiceman
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