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Well.... my gut feeling was to go ahead and cut a coil off the passenger side spring. Frankie agreed and did the drivers side for me. I wonder how long it was like this?
And just like that, I posted my "woes" on the local Fox Body group, and two guys offered me a set of lowering springs. LOL. I'm going to go get some Eibach's for it tomorrow.
Gotta run to the Ford dealer he works at to get 'em.
I'm 64# currently. No smoke or haze. Proved I'm not a very good judge the way this smoke moves or dissipates. Kind of went in different directions...to the east for the most part.
Have the same trailer. Wait , maybe not, does it swivel ? Different wheels, they put smaller wheels on the model I have...I think they're too skinny lol.
Tuff little trailers though.
Don't have a better pick. Well, it's Ohio Steel anyway.
It does, indeed, Brew. I bought it used a few years back and am quite pleased with it. I had a metal Craftsman dump-style yard cart for l long time I moved it out here and used it with the Cub lawn tractor until I got the Grizzly, t GT e ended up buying an 8" drop hitch for it so it would set level. That trailer had a lot less ground clearance and rattled like crazy. This one is purpose-built for use out here. My only regret in selling the Craftsman is that this one's too wide to pull up the sidewalk to unload firewood right at the porch.
EDIT: This is mine: https://ohiosteel.com/product-category/carts/4048p-hyb-ohio-steel-15-cu-ft-poly-swivel-hybrid-dump-cart/
Last edited by OhioLariat; Jul 2, 2023 at 08:23 AM.
Hey @OhioLariat I have a question for you. Any idea why Ford tilted the passenger side tie rod "perch" on the 94/95's? I thought mine was messed up, but when I look at pics, and review posts, it seems like it's normal.
I found a few "is my spindle bent" posts over the interwebs. And the point is made in a few of those posts that the spindles (being cast) would break, not bend. That is also my experience with cast. It'll just snap, not bend.