1986 Ford F250 on 2040-cars
Pataskala, Ohio, United States
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This truck has had the carburetor replaced and rebuilt, tires are BF Goodrich KO 33x12.5 on 16.5r. I have a fifth wheel,same style (16.5r) that still has the Super Swamper TSL monunted that I can throw in as a spare. Power steering pump replaced,brakes done, transfer case had fluid changed, and I have most of the receipts that show what' I've had done. It's an old truck I use to get horse supplies, and I rarely drive it because it's mainly used on Agriculture land. I did haul a 25 foot camper with this Ford and I didn't have a problem, it's set up for a fifth wheel goose neck but I never bought the other attachments. The front end could use a shake down and the steering does whine, it does leak transmission and engine oil from time to time, but I check the oil levels before heading off for a haul and when I park the truck afterwards.Currently the truck doesn't run and it will need to be towed, the starter cranks but it doesn't turn over, and the only thing I have not yet had maintenance on this truck is a fuel pump/fuel sending unit. I like the truck and if I can't get a decent offer than I'll just have the problem fixed by one of my mechanics. Thanks for looking!!
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