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Many hold boats in place exactly where they are left. Very reliable.Why put a cummins? The 7.3 is a great reliable motor..
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Many hold boats in place exactly where they are left. Very reliable.Why put a cummins? The 7.3 is a great reliable motor..
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Good reasons as any, carry on with the build!There are a number of reasons for the Cummins. First the engine that is in it has 450,000 miles on it and is TIRED! Second is mileage. The Cummins is capable of really good milage in the 20 and up MPG range even in a truck that weighs 8000 pounds. Those along with awesome power output capabilities, easy tuning, great reliability, no more glow plugs to worry about and if nothing else than I was a Cummins truck mechanic for 17 years. Someone else said it here and I titled this thread with "Ultimate Truck" because it really is MY ultimate truck.


 The not so beating heart before resuscitation! This is actually completely torn down awaiting parts and some minor machine work. It'll get a new "Big Stick" cam along with all new internals, a rebuild head, fuel pump and injectors. Essentially it'll be a new engine along with a John woods tow master trans, rebuilt transfer case, rebuilt front and rear diffs along with all new suspension, brakes and steering components. Most of it is ordered and Christmas is nearing my door!