) after the block was unloaded I pumped up the tires to 55 each and them load it up with pavers even to the top of the rails (about 2-3 cubes worth 3ton?) it was ok to drive then nice and solid. 
Rim size F350 dually
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re: Rim size F350 dually
the truck held the weight, the front springs work perfect. the rear was wishy-washy though, I did not realize the tires only had 25 psi each in them. as far as stopping, yes I did but I believe the rear brakes do not work (been meaning to fix em ) after the block was unloaded I pumped up the tires to 55 each and them load it up with pavers even to the top of the rails (about 2-3 cubes worth 3ton?) it was ok to drive then nice and solid.
) after the block was unloaded I pumped up the tires to 55 each and them load it up with pavers even to the top of the rails (about 2-3 cubes worth 3ton?) it was ok to drive then nice and solid. 72 Ford F-350, 2WD, 4 speed 360, Dump truck
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re: Rim size F350 dually
25 psi could make for "wishy washy" My parts guy can get the cc828 springs for me for about $100. I've got to buy a battery first. Right now I've got my boat battery in there, but I'll need that soon.
Steve
1970 F350 DRW Factory 9' Platform/Stake, 360, T18.
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1970 F350 DRW Factory 9' Platform/Stake, 360, T18.
Passed on to new care taker July, 2013
My Photo Gallery
http://s115.photobucket.com/albums/n298/flatbedford/