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It works best when letting it sit for at least 4 min but no more than 15 then scrubbing it off. Both products will get the job done but i felt like oven cleaner is the main one id grab 1st. Also they smell and feel different so it comes down to preference

Le pongo much peso a la troka con cemento, madera y peidras. La troka se baja much del peso pero llego a donde voy todo bien.

Only used 2in each on each wheel all around. No stacking because i do carry heavy loads every now and then. I just placed the extra ones in storage.

@@eseogpanchito Okay thank you!

Good question. I did not make it, but i did modify it to fit my 93 F150. I first bought it from a local guy on offerup. He said it was made for his older toyota tacoma, and he went back to the stock bumper. It was originally too narrow for my F150, so i cut the ends and bent them outwards. Then i flipped my bumper brackets and made new holes to make it fit my truck. Thanks for asking. This brought some good memories of me working on that bumper to make it fit.

Thank you. Glad you like the sound. I bought them on ebay a few years ago. They also have other colors available. I actually lost 1 of them and some are starting to chip so im planning to buy another set here soon.

If you got a link to them I’d appreciate it. Keep up the good videos

Glad it helped. Thanks for viewing

I will keep this advice in mind for future videos. Thank you for the honesty 👍

Glad it helped :) & thank you for watching the video

It has been reading the same since 2020. I've never changed my thermostat. I also drive the truck daily. At this point, I believe it's safe to say that low temperature reading is normal. Also, it does rise on hot days, so it works. Thanks for sharing that your new thermostat is reading low temps as well. That really does confirm this is normal.

I'm glad the video helped keep another OBS alive. Thank you for sharing your experience. I appreciate the kind comment 👍

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You're welcome. I'm glad the video helped keep another OBS 🛻 on the road. 👍 Thank you for sharing your experience

GrACIAS

I appreciate your suggestion. I found a better solution the next day. I'll post another video of the stuff that actually removes the spray can paint and keeps the original OEM paint. My goal is to make it look better than what it was. I don't mind exposing some primer & metal spots. Heck even moderate patina is welcome here but all that cheap spray paint needs to go. Thanks for checking it out!

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Today I tried again using Easy Off oven cleaner & Goo Gone Graffiti Remover. These two worked much better for me. Im making a video and will post it soon..

Your welcome. Im glad it helped 👍

Thank you

Thanks. Ill keep it in mind. Its been my daily driver for the last 3 years. So far, it's been working. It does move around, so i know it's somewhat working. At least enough to where i know if it's hot or cold.

Me gustaría quedármelo, pero si realmente lo quieres, es tuyo por dos mil quinientos. Envio incluido.

Im glad you enjoyed the video. Im considering upgrading the stock radiator to a large aluminum radiator to help with cooling before next summer. I noticed the truck temps go way up this last summer on hot days (90+), while idleing at street lights, & with the ac on. The new water pump & thermostat is a good idea. My water pump started leaking and was replaced with a new one only few months before this Xcountry trip. But that didn't really help 'improve' cooling. It just helped the truck get back to normal stock cooling conditions. Along with upgrading to an aluminum radiator, im considering a cowl hood. But the aluminum radiator is my first option. Wife already approved since she witnessed the truck temps go up while we were out running errands on a hot summer day. I'll mention the cowl hood next.. when the time is right. The 95 short bed sounds like a fun truck. How long have you had it? What engine do you have? Thank you for watching & sharing.

@@eseogpanchito I’m going to start looking for some options to do the same. I had the truck for a few weeks now. It was parked for a few years. I drove past it for a long time before I asked. Had a missing starter and stolen cat. So exhaust is pending. But I fixed it to get it running and I’m pulling the engine next week so since I will have the space I will definitely do the radiator too. It’s a 5.0 automatic. I would have loved a manual but I bought it for 1k. And the frame is solid especially since I’m up north. That is hard to find. 2nd

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@MrJd829 Sounds like a solid truck. You definitely scored. It's always nice to hear another OBS gets saved. Your story is one that many of us wish we had the courage to do. So many vehicles I've driven by that are sadly just rotting away. My truck was also out of commission for a few years before I purchased and resurrected it. The one thing I also did right away (that many don't consider) was open the rear differential, clean out the 30 year old fluid, installed fresh fluid, new gasket, and new black differencial cover with new bolts. It was easy, fairly quick to do, looks great, & im sure the rear diff. gears appreciate the fresh lube. But i should mention that job can get a bit messy and smelly. Best wishes to you! Let us know if you post a video. A quick walk around of it would be awesome to see.

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Good question. In my experience, 2 years later the aluminum wheels look great. I also sanded the clear off then polished them. They shine ✨️

@@eseogpanchito that’s a question i forgot to ask, I wasn’t sure if they had clear coat or not. So you removed the clear coat then polished the aluminum?

@digbickho yea, i removed the clear coat the hard way. Sanding by hand. Also sanded down scuff marks. Took me a couple of weeks. Worth it to me. But once i finished i started seein videos of people using a paint remover liquid. I'd probably try that next time instead of sanding.

Good question. I cannot say with certainty because I am not familiar with '81

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