I Accidentally Bought a CRANE at an Auction!

[@steamfan7147]

Next accidentally buy a running Cummins/Allison powered school bus and do a swap.

[@SurviventheOnslaught]

smart

[@MAGWolf]

Busses are cheap. Good idea.

[@thecube5861]

Westen Champlin style.

[@Simplefng]

@@thecube5861 or Whistlin Diesel and just sink it.

[@wvrockcrusher]

Water in a cylinder or two I would say. That really rusty plug says it all. The air cleaner lid on those trucks is a perfect funnel for water down the carb. A friend of mine has the exact same truck with the same problem at the moment and we have the cylinders soaking in Marvel oil and Seafoam in hopes to break it loose. There is a rubber seal between the hood and cowl that leaks the water right on top of the air cleaner lid and right down the carb stud in the engine. We drained about 3 gallons of water out of the oil pan after pulling the plugs and finding two cylinders right full to the top. Put a Cummins in it and be done with it. Those old 370 and 429 gassers will empty your wallet feeding them, especially running PTO all day for hydraulics.

[@Sf_Mason]

Try putting some diesel down the bores, friend did that on an engine that was siezed soild, left it for a day or two and it cranked free. Worth a shot for minimal cost, and if it cranks after that, it might crank over and fire up, though will smoke like hell for a bit.

[@EEJester1586]

I bet you could get it running with just a little time. Pull the heads and see if it’s seized or not. The crane alone is worth 3 times what you payed for it. If you got it going you’d use it move than than you think. Cranes beat the shit out of front end loads, forklifts, and your back for picks.

[@BEEBO168]

@Doug Moran it runs on gas

[@harrypotter4309]

Put a 460 in it, give her a good clean, and you'll find a thousand uses for her. Even with a decent second hand engine, it still won't have cost a lot.

[@wurly164]

Take it over to the church, because you will need an act of God, to get it running

[@TheRetr0Gamer414]

Fix her up. Videos about fixing junk equipment are pretty awesome 👍

[@danielputnam7191]

I'd love to see you pull the engine and pull it apart. Who doesn't like an old big block?

[@georgeclontd4984]

Um.. he don't. Deisel guys. I tell ya.

[@badmonkey3669]

460 is the same block as that 429 and you can find a 460 easy enough they made tons of them and it will bolt right to that trans and you can use the motor mounts and all other accessories

[@kapekodbob]

old rv;s with low mileage

[@joecummings1260]

As someone who did that swap back like 30 years ago, there is some kind of pain in the butt involving the air compressor going on the 460. I can't remember what exactly but it ate up a lot of time. I ended up wishing I had fixed the 429.

[@marknewell7355]

Nah diesel all the way if its getting a swap

[@badmonkey3669]

@@dlr6025 I know this but they used the 460 in trucks up to around 1990 or so plenty of them still running or rebuildable there has even been many for sale around where I live in old rusted out trucks but the engines were still running could have bought one for $350 just 2 days ago

[@joecummings1260]

I think I remember now the crank snout on the commercial truck engine was different, so was the balancer, and the timing cover. It turned the belt drive for the air compressor into a project. Some thing else was a project too. I think the oil lines for the compressor or the mounting, maybe both. Those trucks aren't worth doing any kind of swap in anyway. Best to just fix what's there. You never put enough miles on them to make a diesel swap pay off. Anybody who is going to put out the money to insure a boom truck, and get the crane certification, isn't going to use an old truck/crane like that. That's like something you use around your own shop and yard

[@makingithappen5178]

On such a truck you probably have to count hours, as on a tractor. They stand still and lift quite a lot.

[@scotduckrow8524]

Extend crane to its maximum height as part of The Diesel Creek Zipline attraction! Money back in no time.

[@spencersand2754]

Talk to junkyard digs he can get everything running except diesels

[@protectoroffaith]

Not true he got 2 diesels running lol

[@rightwingduck7592]

edward tye he got 3 running lol

[@jonathanpalmer228]

@@protectoroffaith he only got one of them running

[@sovietdoge6746]

Sounds just about right

[@sovietdoge6746]

He is used to f250's so ya

[@francistheodorecatte]

before you do a swap or sale, do a good ole tow and clutch dump in 3rd to see if you can pop the engine free...

[@WhiskeyGulf71]

FrankTheCat & after that he'll still have to pull the motor because everything inside broke 😂

[@PaulHigginbothamSr]

Frank,,,,that I would do but----not now after trying to bar it over it will break something in the drive train and it may be an automatic.

[@FishFind3000]

@@PaulHigginbothamSr if you watched the video at all you would have seen and heard him say its a 5 speed manual and he pressed the clutch like 15 times in the video....

[@Spar1hawk]

@@PaulHigginbothamSr Did you actually watch the video and see him moving the gear stick?

[@donaldfrazier5244]

Why the hell didn’t you try to turn it over when you were hooked up to the tow truck fool!

[@jamesnelson6513]

Just for grins and giggles. pull the starter and have a look. I've seen starter ends come apart on those old fords and lock the engines up.

[@gtb81.]

if that's all thats wrong, that's amazing

[@cliffleschyshyn1018]

Hey buddy, I won't get in to ""why"", what I would do is change the motor. You do have the savvy to get this going. You have had a lot practise on getting things going, so don't quit now.

[@Will7981]

@LuaDipa. You might be surprised how much a savy person might could make off that old truck.

[@drunkdunc8738]

Owning a functioning crane always has its ups and downs

[@DieselCreek]

@@drunkdunc8738 hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaha

[@jimthesoundman8641]

@Lua Dipa So a tree company wouldn't buy it? I don't think they would mind what it looks like if they could use it to cut down large trees and make some money.

[@mikeries8549]

With some slight modifications that truck is EXTREMELY desirable to a commercial beekeeper. Figure out how to get controls on a cable and a spring-loaded bee-box lifter on there. Everything is there I've looked at the "bee lifts" like the guy uses in "Canadian Beekeepers Blog" and they cost around $30k. That's just the lift.

[@QuantityEngineers]

Put a diesel "crate" engine in it & tow a nice size Woodmizer sawmill & be able to load, haul & saw lumber. I actually saw a rig like that at the Cincinnati Woodcraft store years ago doing a demo.

[@DieselCreek]

Cool idea

[@mjmcomputers]

Ford had those 429s in everything, bet you could easily find a engine for it and get a lot more for it as a running working rig.

[@ianburit3705]

Did they have that 429 in motor homes ? maybe look for a rough motor home IF it runs ? Ian - UK.

[@mjmcomputers]

ian burit i don’t think so, 429 was used in heavy trucks. Seems most ford dump trucks around here have them.

[@deuteronimus750]

@@ianburit3705 Yes some used them.

[@ianburit3705]

@@mjmcomputers Sorry Bud, i live way across the pond but only speak of what i see or read.. What does older motor homes have then ?. Ian - UK.

[@jackbeets3838]

I bet if the crain dont work its only worth 800

[@mellowyellow6848]

Honestly I've been reading tapes for 8-9 years and I still like when the tapes have fractions 😂

[@SecretSquirrel1430]

you got yourself a good ole fashioned "will it start" project

[@cut--]

ya this was a great vid on a fun new project!

[@pspic04]

Get that motor free try to breath some life into old (GARLIC)

[@hacim7100]

More like a will it do anything video

[@andrewrueter8891]

You could take the crane portion off and use it as a flatbed

[@charlesreohr6236]

I think I would find a Diesel to replace the paper weight that's in it then hold on to it. There are jobs waiting for it's use. One or two jobs would pay for it. You have plenty of parking.

[@fromcarstocomputers7261]

That crane is like having a Vice on a table. Once you start using it, you keep finding other things that you can use it for, and as time goes by you wonder how you ever made it without ( the vice... or in this case, the crane

[@zodiac8892]

Contact the previous owner and get some info on the old girl before ploughing money into her. 👍

[@DocNo27]

That it was at auction tells you all you need to know of the PO's opinion of her.

[@1982MCI]

@@DocNo27 and the fact that plugs were already out. By the looks of the one plug, that thing has a blown head gasket anyways so it’s not gonna do much good to try and get it busted loose as he’s doing, the heads really need to come off that thing at minimum

[@DocNo27]

@@1982MCI Hehe - look at more of his videos - there is a conclusion :)

[@regsparkes6507]

Look for a diesel engine to drop into this one, and sell it as quickly as you can! If that's a 429 fur barrel,..I'd bet somebody in the hot rod world would like to get his mitts on that engine for a quick and dirty rebuild hobby!

[@stagman4611]

Will be ideal for when you need to lift your roof trusses on your house build when you get round to the house build 👍🏼

[@josevilla7442]

Stag Man good luck reaching with a 45ft boom I use a 20ton 80ft boom and on some houses it’s under powered gets to the red and I need to override it and can sometimes burly reach the house normally it’s it’s fine thoe

[@stagman4611]

José Villa I used to drive a hiab truck and lift roof trusses on our houses here in the uk they didn’t weigh much as they were made of 4x2 and I generally delivered 30 at a time and lifted them up one at a time

[@josevilla7442]

Stag Man Stag Man I know it’ll lift quite a bit I’ve lifted and set on the ground packs of 30 trusses that are 50ft long but I mean the reach for like houses when ur at max boom at 20 degrees angle packs of trusses of 15 30ft get really heavy and the boom won’t come back up unless you lower them and boom up at the same time kinda like letting them fall for a few seconds while you boom up and if you aren’t careful you can very easily flip over that’s why I say they are under powered. Never used a hiab truck I’ve always wanted to try it out I’ve only used 20t and 22t 80ft fixed cab cranes and a 45t 125ft swing cab to set prefabricated walls

[@Thebowzer221]

For $700 get junk yard engine. Spend a weekend changing it. See what you've got. Might want to have available just in case, at very low cost. Next time start bid at $100.

[@leavemealone5527]

I see a diesel engine swap in the future

[@piercehawke8021]

And a 7.3L Diesel should be easy since Ford used that motor to around 2003. Other choice IMHO would be a Cummins out of a Dodge pickup.

[@theodoredugranrut8201]

Can you put a diesel engine in it? Just for kicks pull the passenger head off and have a look-see You got any engines laying around? Good luck

[@jtthill5475]

I can hear it now, "Honey, look what followed me home." Start hitting junk yards and find an engine, do the swap and use it until it's sold.. . . OR . . . Use the flywheel and a prybar to turn the engine. . . . OR . . . Pull the engine and see why it is seized. Might just be rust and will only cost gaskets to repair. Be a great project for some videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@GinosGarageUSA]

Those engines are tough, should run again.. we had one similar with the 370 and it was seized.. motor oil and diesel in the cylinders and bump it from behind every so often it freed up.. ran like a top after that..

[@mrpesky163]

Did ya have the wrecker see if it would break loose with it in gear when it was on some pavement?

[@MrChassmith]

Genius there...would’ve loved to watch that.

[@martinnightingale6033]

I would put a Diesel engine in it . Yes it might sit around a bit between jobs . But when you need it it's there ready n waiting . Mmmmm straight 6 Cummins . Yep I like diesels too . I have a V6 tdi VW Touareg here in the uk . It's one of the nicest sounding engines . Apart from the V10 tdi . Great to see you posting again . Hey back in 2002 / 2003 . Company I was working for took 2 Rolls Royce powered ERF Tractor units . One was sold to a guy in Jamaica . The other sat there . Until I got the job of converting it into a recovery Truck . One of my all time favourite jobs . Took me 10 months doing it along with other jobs building road tankers . It was Painted custard yellow . And so reliable . It had 3/4 of a million miles on it when we got our hands on it .

[@85square]

Im a simple man. I see crane, I click.

[@michaelbenoit248]

Same, for me it’s on the OBS 6.9s-7.3s from 83-86-97.

[@timmorris3056]

Throw in a cheap 460 and USE IT!!! They make forklift attachments and man baskets for those. Lift roofing to the roof top for people. Go down to the docks and load ships with equipment and supplies, rent a small barge and park in the center for underwater boat and equipment salvage. A crane can be a huge money maker. The last crane I hired was $1,500 an hour, just to lift 1,800 pound AC units to a 32 foot high roof.

[@dirtchild1495]

Try turning the key and then pushing the button that’s how my truck works

[@Justinsr1983]

That’s what I was thinking as well I had a 95 L9000 that had both

[@staind288]

Guys, he can't even turn the engine with a breaker bar, it's locked. He should try and free it up though. It'd be a cool video

[@theswedishpanda3897]

@@staind288 its a joke....

[@timderks5960]

@@theswedishpanda3897 How on earth would you know if somebody else is joking or not when it's not obvious? You don't. It doesn't look like a joke, it just looks like an honest suggestion for later on, when the motor's freed up.

[@michaeljestice4234]

I had a truck that the key didn’t have to be in the ignition to run

[@1towmater1]

Don't use the crank bolt, use prybar on ring gear to work it back and forth till it loosens up. Forcing only one direction doesn't work

[@anthonybendl8125]

Never scratch your nose at an auction. From a recovering auction addict.

[@MaddRamm]

Hahaha I did that at real estate auction once.

[@kitsune9329]

Why? i don't get it

[@techsavvycat2584]

@@kitsune9329 that can be a sign you've bid on something, usually subtle movements like that are a sign of bidding at silent auctions

[@techsavvycat2584]

@johnny smit what does 69 and young girls have anything to do with this?

[@kitsune9329]

@@techsavvycat2584 Oh!, got it, thanks.

[@davep6977]

Had a truck very close to this one. I see it even has the bracket for an add on jib extension. If it was like mine, it has pop out front out riggers in the front by the turret. There's a scissor arm that extends them out farther away from the truck. Made money with mine. Added a 2nd boom saddle over the cab to the front bumper so i could haul bigger loads on the bed. I moved a lot of signs and fuel tanks for a major oil company.

[@matthendrix5136]

I’d love to see it all working, either swapped or fixed, either way. It’d be some good content, may even have yourself a cheap, workable piece of machinery also. Cranes are handy.

[@FishFind3000]

see if you can connect the bobcats hydraulics to the crane and make it work. then you know if its really worth keeping.

[@bgorbeene58]

I think you should torch the front half off and convert it to a crane trailer.

[@subzeromjc]

He would still need a engine to turn the hyraulic pumps.

[@dannytdougherty]

I know the previous owner - funny to see his name come up. He said it was a really good truck other than the engine, which is obviously seized. He said before it seized up everything ran well and all the crane functions were perfect. It may be worth getting it running again.

[@DieselCreek]

thats crazy, small world... I was betting that the crane was in usable shape, ill probably swap the motor but well see.

[@dannytdougherty]

Diesel Creek I’ll be eager to see what you end up doing with her, I’ll keep and eye out for an update. Good luck!

[@monkeyboy4746]

I don't know, a crane may be the kind of thing that you say you really don't need, but then you use it for a few jobs, and in the end you are glad you picked it up.

[@relevant1683]

“Oh great, asbestos, I hope there’s a lot of that I here” 😂

[@rickey5353]

That one cracked me up.

[@gattie12ben]

Can't wait for videos with this beast!

[@40beretta1]

Old Blue whistling Turbo is sorely missed. God Loves resurrections.... He's with you brother

[@frankierutherford1888]

If you want to fix it. That’s up to you.I will watch the videos. Hell you’re good at fixing shit anyway.

[@en8718]

Diesel Creek and Mustie1 are my 2 favorite channels .... love your great attitude towards fixing things

[@michaelchamberlain4618]

I was looking for a Crane truck 3years ago. Good going.😎

[@karlmcgaugh1929]

Thanks for the fascinating story! I learned a lot. Keep it up. Regular old brake fluid is the best bolt buster for the money. You need to put 8 quarts of brake fluid into the engine crankcase and let it set 24 hours. A 36" chain type pipe wrench will grip the outside of the crank pulley and give you the ability to reverse the rotation. That spark plug with the white crap looks like there is a blown head gasket letting coolant into the cylinder. An engine with the plugs left out indicates to me that it failed a compression test and was left to be overhauled or scrapped. The truck as scrap metal is worth $700 if you can get it to the recyclers.

[@DieselCreek]

where I bought it was directly across the street from the scrap yard... it was tempting!

[@MaddRamm]

Do a series where you swap the motor and get her back into shape!

[@mattthescrapwhisperer]

Yup, I'm sure most of us have a boat anchor purchase story. I know I do! Between selling parts and scrapping the rest, you might recoup some of your losses. The crane and flat bed should be worth something.

[@adalmartinez2340]

Make vids of restoring it a little get it working use it on the farm and when not using rent it out

[@douglasvandyke7666]

It just brings back happy memories of when I actually did get bailed out at an auction and was so relieved, as I knew that I had made a mistake. However, you did OK.

[@donithus2426]

I lost in when you pulled on the lights, and it just pulled right out LMAO

[@DieselCreek]

I was laughing too... it was all I could do at that point...

[@jiggyjosy1019]

My dad just sold his 1989 ford 700 hooklift diesel . It was a really nice truck. He had it for 13 years. Very reliable

[@benc3699]

This title must be the same thing you said to your wife when you got home 😂

[@prototype80]

I know I told my wife the same thing about guns and cars I have bought lol

[@Shield.148]

That was my first thought....

[@harveystephens6115]

That will come in handy with the next building build at the farm!! Maybe it needs a diesel motor in it😃

[@kevinisaac9139]

Fit diesel motor and use it 👍

[@travelingkaspersworld4096]

There is a welding shop not too far from us. Their lot is big however it is packed with storage. The way it works is they have two old cranes in the yard which can lift anything and everything. The cranes were taken out of service but the truck engine & crane work fine. You could probably power your crane pump with any number of engines. But like you said, you may not need a crane in the first place -Sell it to a sawmill

[@jasondiffendaffer9846]

Engine swap series!! Another project is always fun to cram in with the other 100 projects you've got going

[@Thee_Magic_Man]

If you can get to the fly wheel teeth, use a pry bar and work it back and forth. Got a lot more leverage. I have got make stuck engines loose this way.

[@jasongaudet8719]

Pull that motor out and switch it over to a diesel engine.

[@Basedgubbs]

itll need new cable potentially, may just have to put some cable spray on it, becket and ball are both there, probably gonna have to grease the swing bearing/rotex of the crane, but looks like all the pieces are there

[@bigbird9794]

Well, you're very up beat about the whole thing.... you definitely handled this better than I would have. Best of luck with er!

[@matthewsmith8573]

The horn works -- it's a keeper! I'd tear the motor down to find the problem, and rebuild if reasonable, or replace (preferably diesel, but a similar engine would probably be a lot simpler).

[@mistervacation23]

The systemic issue here is too many lawyers and not enough engineers.

[@OldDocSilver]

A barn painter would probably love it. Put a bucket on the end of her and you’d be able to paint the barn right up to the top of the silo. Lots of room on the deck to mount your paint and, compressor and beer.

[@barryaitchison5565]

fix the old girl up and make yourself some cash

[@bertgrau9246]

Fixing could cost more than what it's worth. I would check out scrap prices and maybe just scrap it. I did something simular $600 for an old tanker sold for scrap for $1100

[@martinhowe3679]

thats not a bad old truck cant beat the price swap the motor over quick tidy up move her on if not be a handy truck for you with not a lot of money tied up looking forward to your next auction visit cheers mate

[@greggmcclelland8430]

keep it. it makes good content. unfortunately it doesn't fit in any of your buildings, so you would need to set up a tent to pull the motor. still could be some good content. Id watch it.

[@2H80vids]

It'll fit in beside the Autocar and the tractor, won't it?

[@FishFind3000]

have you seen his container outdoor workshop???

[@2H80vids]

@@FishFind3000 Yep, it would fit in there, wouldn't it? It's a bit rough, quite a bit, but it would keep the rain out the cylinders.😁

[@johndowe7003]

you can get a long block 460 for 2500$ swap tht in and put a new carb/intake and call it good it should have the same bellhousing, reason the oil is empty is cause they pulled the pan off, found it had a busted connecting rod, sealed it back up and dragged it off. 429 is a 385 series motor so its not hard to find parts for

[@tobbel9666]

Fix it up! Im following you for exactly that reason ! Engine swap and get the crane going .. itll be fun ! ;-)

[@juangonzalez9848]

We’ve got a f700 garbage truck with one of those 370s in it. Easiest stick I have ever driven. Had some issues with running, but that was nothing a little adjustable choke in the cab couldn’t fix. Truck is a 1988, but only has 30,000 on it due to being a local garbage hauler, like less then 4 miles once every other week. Lots of idle time though.

[@kossgroupllc9196]

I'd keep it for the farm but that's me-- at under a grand, you really have something!!! BTW, you remind me of a fella I served with in the army named Sam Benson. You make good vids- keep up the good work!!!

[@onewyatt1]

Got my own and wouldn't think of selling it. To handy for to many things. Just moving tractor equipment around makes it a keeper.

[@WatchWesWork]

I think you're going to be throwing some more money at it...

[@DieselCreek]

I’ll sell it to you buddy!!!

[@DavidJackson-fb4ix]

You’ll have that truck up and running in no time by either rebuilding/replacing the motor or freeing up that engine

[@moneybalz]

"Special BS" = Pilot operated Check Valve ...AKA "Holding Valve"

[@DieselCreek]

Ya see you knew what I meant 😂👍🏼

[@garymoore8711]

I used to operate crane truck just like that one. I've really got some huge chuckles out of your "accidental purchase. My biggest grape was that they only had only one set of legs on them. Sure limited the stability.

[@hairypaw9165]

Get it running. Would come in handy moving machinery. You said you planned on setting up a machine shop.

[@davekauffman8727]

I agree with the guys who say to swap the engine out for a Diesel, or at least a good gas engine, a 460 should bolt right up. Love that body-style and grille, I know you are more interested in the practical utility of a truck, but I'd build the chassis toward a 4-wheel drive set up and some 66" monster-truck tires.

[@DieselCreek]

problem with a diesel swap is that your rear end gearing will be too low as the gassers spin much faster

[@jimcady9037]

The brakes if I remember right are a air over hydraulic type brakes than can be a real pain in the a$$

[@cleetusmacfarland9453]

yup classics right we had a 1960's era rig with a similar crane on a 1963 M700 with a 312 Y block, unless it was really dark we had to "tow" it to job sites, it's amazing how much you can pull with 1/4" nylon rope (;

[@TomLongusa]

That’s what I used to say to my ex-wife...”I accidentally bought it!” 🙄😬

[@dregenius]

9:24 “Ugh, gassers!” That got a subscription from me! Hate the idea that such big old trucks used to be gassers but have a morbid fascination with seeing them worked on (probably cause I’m not buying the fuel they’re guzzling down at an alarming rate lmao)

[@asafegous]

I can use a crane. Plus, she reminds me of my dad's truck. I don't exactly have a place for it just yet.

[@yamahonkawazuki]

as steamfan71 said grab a cummins/allison powered schoolbus cheap, , BUT the main question is, what can you realistically hope to get out of this battlewagon? , love these old trucks. friend had one but as a bucket truck. it helped me get over my fear of heights, he said climb in and try it out. so i did.

[@crhirschi]

Someone's been watching too much vice grip garage

[@garageworker]

How much was the tow? For $700 plus a used engine I bet you could have a good side business setting roof trusses and helping take home other auction accidents for other people.

[@vladimirsushko8573]

Looks like you have too many projects.. SELL IT! Or keep it for few years, move it 100 times, and then sell it..

[@leebuck180]

the PB blaster is a good start, fill the engine cylinders full with Marvel Mystery oil. 2 weeks or a month later hook chain to the truck and shake the engine. what james nelson said check the starter.

[@leebuck180]

i had a chevy engine that was locked up that tight from sitting 20 years in a wrecked truck, 1 month with the marvel mystery oil and the engine turns and soon will used for another project.

[@basketofdeplorables4253]

Many trucks like that do have low miles, but actually has many hours of operation from being used as a crane.

[@LaurenCreech]

If you look at that odometer, the first two digits are both sitting high which indicates that is has turned over twice. I agree with others, put a new motor in and resell it.

[@almostanengineer]

I did that yesterday, I might have accidentally purchased a Makita Impact Driver and Combi Drill set, the first power tools I actually own 😅

[@wyattcarson6572]

There's a major difference between the two it's the fact your wife can't kill you over a drill but a crane yeah that's definitely a different story 😆

[@almostanengineer]

Wyatt Carson I think you’d have to have a wife for that, life much easier being single 😂

[@bigjim5723]

@@wyattcarson6572 yeah but jeepers its only $700 bucks for the boat anchor-lol

[@petergozinya7290]

I drove by that Richie Brothers yard everyday. I used to drive for Elite gas field right off 18 past Bert’s Hotdogs!!

[@DieselCreek]

I ate lunch at berts today lol

[@Mr._POV_]

I accidentally clicked on this video.

[@advanceddiesel7766]

We have an 89 f800 boom truck as well! ours has a JLG 800 crane. The engine is the Brazilian 6.6 diesel. Great job bud !

[@jimmyduncan7650]

"Lick her areas construction" 🤔 can't be hearing that right!

[@dirtdobber1959]

Water leaks down the back of the hood right on top of the air filter lid leaking into the intake and down the cylinders locking it up. Been there done that. Good luck