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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: May 01, 2022, 03:48:28 pm »
between yesterday and today im getting in tons of exercise. non stop truck life and farm life. lol.
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looks better
You are getting deep in the truck game!
I had a got a one owner 1968 f250 camper special in 2WD. Had all the dealer brochures and 390 V8 ran like a top. Just needed brakes and some TLC. Ended up selling it for like $400. Now every time I see ford trucks of that vintage it makes me kick myself.
Not as good of a story as the old timers that sold Shelby cobras and Yanko Camaros for chips, but gives me a little taste.
automotive stuff is also a very good workout.. lots of grip/hands/forearms for sure, but even core etc. doing all kinds of stuff when you're at war w/ bolts lmao.
love it.
I def understand what you are talking about. I had a car where the brake line was rusted and the the fuel injectors had to be replaced.
The bolts to remove the engine head attached by screws in tight places where hands can't fit and you have to get to it from under, full of scars and scratches but so good when you get it out. Then put it back once finished.
So I had to remove the break line especially from the master cylinder those bolt are mofo's. But I found about these twist groove sockets which work amazing on rusted bolts, when you twist it while attached it grips the head the tighter you rotate it and comes off, def check it out. Called twist sockets.
Learned a lot about the braking system of a car from the cylinder to the tires, bleeding brakes, etc. So fun.




