Ford F-250, oil leak on the head gasket

[Patriot Services]

Originally Posted by jsslawncare

You don't torque the stud's, you torque the nut's that go on the stud's.
I would not buy any replacement motor to replace this problem. I'd say that 3 out of 10 rebuilt engines are JUNK. Patched together junk.

72? That change's everything. I'd trade that peace of junk in for a rocking chair!

Are you really busting his chops about being 72 and able to do this kind of work?
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[jsslawncare]

Originally Posted by Patriot Services

Are you really busting his chops about being 72 and able to do this kind of work?
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No, not at all. Calm down. Go lay on the beach or something. There's no way I'll be able to do this work when I'm that age.

[Roger]

Originally Posted by jsslawncare

... Go lay on the beach or something. ....

Nah, no laying on the beach. The beach would be a good place to go if it wasn't for all the sand.

No rocking chair here either, no Lazy-Z-Boy, or any other such sitting furniture. Some of us don't "sit" very well.

However, we do like to drive our pickups, repair things, tow a trailer, ... be productive.

[jsslawncare]

Originally Posted by Roger

Nah, no laying on the beach. The beach would be a good place to go if it wasn't for all the sand.

No rocking chair here either, no Lazy-Z-Boy, or any other such sitting furniture. Some of us don't "sit" very well.

However, we do like to drive our pickups, repair things, tow a trailer, ... be productive.

I understand. My Grandfather had a grading/plumbing business from the end of the Korean war till about 1997 or so. Retired sat down and went down hill. Other then burying a dead cow or horse here and there he didn't do much. I miss riding in that ol' dump truck with him. He passed away on 6-29-12.