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In Reply to: News isn't good posted by Geo-TH,In on April 06, 2020 at 07:28:55:
I haven't said anything yet but here is a story. Years ago I had an International Loadstar 1600. Was a good truck. Then the rear started howling. Lots of filings in the oil. When I got to fixing it I found the nut on the pinion had worked loose, the pinion was rubbing on the ring gear making all those filings. I flushed everything out tightened the pinion so it felt right, put it all back together and filled it with oil. I used the truck but started looking for another. I sold the truck to someone local, he loved it, ran it for many miles no complaint. Get what you need and put that rear together yourself using you own mechanical judgement and I'm sure you will be happy and it will be fine.
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