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SPOT THE SHOP TRUCK'S ENGINE DIES AT 798,169
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That's diesel for you. I'm not surprised. OTR (over the road) trucks, don't even get an in chassis rebuild until they've got 500K on them. A million miles on a big rig is nothing. Granted, big rigs do have sleeved cylinders, but then again, with the cross hatching still visible at 798K miles, I wouldn't worry too much about it. Proper maintenance is all it takes. So lets hear it for takin care of your truck, so it'll take care of you. miek |
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Weve got an old 7.3 farm truck that only hauls hay on the farm. Hasnt had an ispections sticker in at least 6 years. Change the oil ever 3,000 or so and absolutely NO problems out of it. Last time I fed hay in it, I believe the odo read 445,000 miles. Darn sure got our money out of it!
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