TractorTruck
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He says he took 2 weeks off and back to work. I really don't know though. I know he's pretty tough.
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SES, loss of power, black smoke
- Thread starter Bernie
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JayTheCPA
Well-Known Member
My vote is that he powered his way through the pain (just say-in, not pick-in). Have yet to meet anybody that sped through knee trauma (repair, replacement, whatever . . .). If he was essentially fully recovered shortly after two weeks, he is definitely blessed.
Aside, no wonder we love our trucks . . . They need just about as much overhauling as we do.
Maybe it is a time to start a '6.5 Owners Repairs' thread
Aside, no wonder we love our trucks . . . They need just about as much overhauling as we do.
Maybe it is a time to start a '6.5 Owners Repairs' thread
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- #63
I swapped to a DURAMAX because I got tired of working on the 6.5. Now it's the rest of the BURB that needs all the attention.
TractorTruck
New Member
How sweet. Any Pics? Would love to see that. I would drop a D Max in my truck, but already got to much tied into this motor and I stock parts for it.
Will L.
Well-Known Member
Soon to a thread near you "dura-knee"
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- #67
Durahip before a knee is my bet.