Eaton Fuller "slips" under a load

Sounds like your clutch is slipping.

 

clutch adjustment time.. I agree

 

Defiantly my old company truck, needs more clutch brake.

 

You can have the adjustment done at most truck shops. Shouldn't take more than half an hour. Until then, avoid the heavy loads and big hills as best you can. When it begins slipping, let off the throttle slightly, until the slipping stops. You may have to shift down a few gears extra

 

Get clutch ADJ. ASAP!! ck for fuel leak on return lines at back of head small leak will do that

 

sounds like the clutch is slipping maybe time for an adjustment or time for a new clutch

 

generally a clutch adjustment they usually charge about an hour laboryou can have that done just about at any truck shop. Worst case scenario if you need a new clutch the clutch itself is about a thousand bucks and it's about a 10 hour in labor job

 

If its a hood with a 15 1/2 9 spring plate which is most expensive clutch we get 2000.00 turn key at my shop which includes turning flywheel and thru shaft bushings. If its something like a columbia or volvo it goes up from there. I'm not trying to hustle up business just trying to give you a real world figure. BAHA hit it straight on the head with adjustment and fuel lines asap

Just read the truck specs lol some where between 2250 and 2500 if adjustment won't cure it. Should take a day to day and a half at most.