What did you do to your Gen 1 today?
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Thanks man! The first gen forum over here is much better anyway, IMO. It's tough with the 50mm lens I have, it doesn't zoom at all. With the truck parked in the shop these were the best I could do, and I had to get in some interesting positions to get some of these shots
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Wow,
that's one clean front suspension... for now anyway.
All those parts powder coated ? What leaf springs are you using, and are they lifted ?
Nice work.
that's one clean front suspension... for now anyway.
All those parts powder coated ? What leaf springs are you using, and are they lifted ?
Nice work.
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Thanks man! It's not going to be easy to keep it clean with my leaky oil pan. I need to get my other engine repainted to match and installed!
Thanks Jim! I know... I wish I had clear wheels or something so I could look at it all the time!
Thanks man! The first gen forum over here is much better anyway, IMO. It's tough with the 50mm lens I have, it doesn't zoom at all. With the truck parked in the shop these were the best I could do, and I had to get in some interesting positions to get some of these shots
Thanks Jim! I know... I wish I had clear wheels or something so I could look at it all the time!
Thanks man! The first gen forum over here is much better anyway, IMO. It's tough with the 50mm lens I have, it doesn't zoom at all. With the truck parked in the shop these were the best I could do, and I had to get in some interesting positions to get some of these shots
I like over here better.
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Wait…after reading your new signature, when was your old '90 Cummins wrecked?? That was a cool looking rig. What does the new W-250 look like?
Last I remember you where swapping motors on the old '90, using machinery.
Last I remember you where swapping motors on the old '90, using machinery.
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Back In A First Gen! And So The Rebuild Begins... - Dodge Cummins Diesel Forum
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Not sure on the leaf springs, they were on the truck when i bought it. I was told it was a 2" lift
Here is the story. He is doing one hell of a job after what he has been through.
Back In A First Gen! And So The Rebuild Begins... - Dodge Cummins Diesel Forum
Back In A First Gen! And So The Rebuild Begins... - Dodge Cummins Diesel Forum
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60D is a nice camera I was looking at one just after they came out but ended up buying a 7D.
One of the most Canon knowledgeable guys on a photography board told me the 18-135 STM is a great all around lens.
One of the most Canon knowledgeable guys on a photography board told me the 18-135 STM is a great all around lens.
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Shorts and bikinis next week. Forecasted flurries. Plow on, it won't snow now
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Been friggin cold up here the last week or so, seeing -28*C or colder in the mornings. Just serviced the truck about 1000km's ago, but My mind set on my engine oil was still thinking I was down on the coast where we were lucky to have one or two days in the -15 to -20*C the entire winter. So I was running the rotella 15W40, and the last 3 days it has been getting colder every night, this morning it was -28*C at my truck, and it was plugged in all night and the grid heaters still came on and were running! But the oil pressure has been taking longer and longer to build up...5-10 sec with little or no oil pressure.....Scary stuff!
So today I went down and bought a pail of Rotella T-6 5W40 synthetic engine oil, and from my research it seems that this is a pretty good oil for the cold areas. Drained out the old conventional oil and filled it with the synthetic. We will see what the motor does when I fire it up tomorrow.
So today I went down and bought a pail of Rotella T-6 5W40 synthetic engine oil, and from my research it seems that this is a pretty good oil for the cold areas. Drained out the old conventional oil and filled it with the synthetic. We will see what the motor does when I fire it up tomorrow.
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man that's too cold for me!
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