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Old Jul 21, 2006 | 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Jfaulkner
Never even gave that a thought. The place that I haul lumber out of has a 04 t300 KW with the shortest wheelbase they could get. It has an 8' flatbed and is used to pull a 38' roller trailer for jobsite deliveries, and it was only like $54,000. It has a HEAVY driveline with air ride and could have had 4wd but they got cheap. It's also a whole lot better truck than the f series ford and has alot more options. You can buy used ones cheap and have the frame shortened, just an idea.

I was unaware that you could get any of the class 6 trucks (Kenworth 300, Peterbilt 335, etc.) in 4 wheels drive other than the ford and internation (like the CXT). Is this true ??

That's the main reason I went Ford. The international rides like a dump truck whereas the F-650 rides really nicely on air. I love the Peterbilts and Kenworth's much more and would be very interested to know if you can do 4 wheel drive in them.
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Old Jul 21, 2006 | 06:54 PM
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What is the interval for valve adjustment?? We just bought a FL70 with a 210hp 3126E...has just under 100K miles! Anything I should look at?? Any problems with turning it up to ~275 if I can get CAT to do it?

Thanks Monty,
Chris
I believe it is the first 15k and then 50k intervals after that. Chris, PM me with your engine number prefix (first three digits of the engine serial) as well as the torque rating and I can tell you what will need to be changed in order to go from 210 to 275. Dont hold me to it, but I believe there will definately be some iron changes involved.
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Old Jul 21, 2006 | 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted by D.Wiggs
I was unaware that you could get any of the class 6 trucks (Kenworth 300, Peterbilt 335, etc.) in 4 wheels drive other than the ford and internation (like the CXT). Is this true ??

That's the main reason I went Ford. The international rides like a dump truck whereas the F-650 rides really nicely on air. I love the Peterbilts and Kenworth's much more and would be very interested to know if you can do 4 wheel drive in them.
You might want to check into a company by the name of Marmon Harrington. They do 4wd conversions on many of the medium duty trucks such as the M2 and FL Business class Freightliners.
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Old Jul 21, 2006 | 08:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Monty
I believe it is the first 15k and then 50k intervals after that. Chris, PM me with your engine number prefix (first three digits of the engine serial) as well as the torque rating and I can tell you what will need to be changed in order to go from 210 to 275. Dont hold me to it, but I believe there will definately be some iron changes involved.
Will do, but it'll be a couple weeks. The truck is getting a custom flatbed put on right now Unless I have it around here somewhere...I'll have to check!

Iron Changes...CRAP!! Maybe I can get a little more, without hurting it. I just don't think 210 is gonna cut it

I'll Let you know! Thanks Again Monty,
Chris
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