I didn't realize you're in and around Tampa. Do you live in Tampa? Would you buy a used truck from Arrow or Freightliner of Tampa? Are there any other local ones I should look at their inventory?
Paying cash for an older semi tractor vs. financing a new one
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Honestly tho a 12.7 is extremely simple. If you've ever done a small block Chevy you can easily do a 12.7. If you've ever turned a wrench you cam do it. Seriously its that easy. I could probably walk you through it here. 3 special tools you will need, the injector height and that extra deep 12 pt 12mm socket for the rear rocker arm nut. You should have those anyway so you can run your over head. So then the only thing you need to buy is that triangle shaped one that holds the cam gear in place to prevent it from falling. You could also get a liner puller but a bottle jack and piece of steel cut to fit works just as well.Rideandrepair and frito bandito Thank this. -
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For sure my ol' sailboat friend could help me then, he's a decent mechanic but says he doesn't mess with semi engines.
I don't have a truck yet, so nothing to rebuild yet, except the pto on my international farm tractor (loud golf cart). I tried doing my Yamaha starter clutch and its now apart on my kitchen table for two months, because a couple of the pins and springs in back fell into the case or somewhere where I don't know. Can't buy em! That's me as a mechanical clutz.Rideandrepair Thanks this. -
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