Does iRobot make a snow-blower? That would be pretty nifty. Tap an app on your phone, and stay toasty & warm inside.
I had 2 my brother has 1 building his new garage and Joe were I keep my cars in old bridge borrowed the other one and broke itIf I was you, I would invest in a torpedo heater and a blue tarp.
It's not as bad of a slug as I thought it would be but it's no rocket eather very cold blooded but once it warms up and you open the secondaries it gets down the road. I still can't stand how it sounds tho I've got to get the exaust straightened out so it doesn't drive me insaneGlad to hear it made the trip. I'm sure more little things will probably pop up but the more you drive it the more you'll trust it.
How is that 350 for dragging all that weight around? Ready for that Dirtymax swap yet?
It's a 60 and I've never done one beforeI remember a while back I had a 74 Chevy with a axel seal leak. It turned into a front outer axel rebuild. If I remember right on a Dana 44 you have to pull the king pins and take the yoke off to get the axel out. You probably have a 60. Best of luck, but be prepared.
I think on a 60 you can pull the axel out after unbolting the spindle. Ben a while since I worked on one. I know a 44 you need a special socket.It's a 60 and I've never done one before
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