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Haha, nah. I just did the 98 from the engine back. Attempted not to put too much into it.... the trucks mechanical sound but rusting bad. The new Y was most of the investment, even at half price it was still about 500. But it's a true 430 stainless steal Y just like factory original that fit perfectly.
I can give yuh the parts list if you want...the what and the where. Locating that Y at that price was the big thing.
Heck yes, a Parts list would be great and much appreciated. My cats have got to be coming up on End Of Life soon. I want to start fresh and never deal with big rust or corrosion again.
Being mid-October, I didn't want to push my luck any longer so I just finished swapping my synthetic rope for the plow strap on the ATV winch while Duncan supervised.
It's so cool to be able to have him off lead with me around the property, now, and have him stay nearby. He's come a long way in his training.
Side note: i also learned that he can run at least 19 MPH. (He ran along with me up the driveway.) He might be faster, but I ran out of room.
EDIT: Holy moley! Dunc isn't a pure lab, but I guess this makes sense. At 14 MPH he was just galloping.
Last edited by OhioLariat; 10-15-2022 at 06:43 PM.
Well Whitey, Blue is down near you now, so if you should see it, LOL. 17.85 mpg from Seattle to Phoenix area. That truck was always great on gas mileage.
Looks like it does the job, White. Why did you have to make parts, though? It doesn't come complete?
It is made to do steel wheels. The duck bill makes it quicker and also protects the wheels.
Originally Posted by akdoggie
Well Whitey, Blue is down near you now, so if you should see it, LOL. 17.85 mpg from Seattle to Phoenix area. That truck was always great on gas mileage.
10-15-2022, 02:05 PM
