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Posted by Bob Kerr on August 10, 2007 at 17:42:47 from (205.188.116.73):
This morning I loaded the H on the trailer to go to a show in Tipton , IN . I noticed the front end was hopping a bit and looked down to see the tread flop off one of the front tires. Oh well, just another load of greenbacks going from my pocket to someone elses, nothing new there. So I called a tire store up near the show and they had 2 new ones in stock and at a good price too! I then headed out and filled up the tank on the truck. I drove about 30-40 miles and I notcied the truck was getting very sluggish.Dag nabbit! Black smoke pouring out the tail pipe and the gas gauge had gone to HALF a tank from full! Thing had NO power and would barely make it up the slightest of humps in the road. I was glad to make it back home with it. Anyone want to buy a 94 V-8 Dakota? So much for the show.
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