I had to use ear plugs with my stock 07 Focus.
....maybe it was a scout and not a Focus?
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Your not wrong about the generalizations of the scout. but you have to remember they were basically a road going tractor designed in the early 60's..... a 200 Series Landcruiser they are not
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Originally posted by mrsleeve View Postthose old IH engines are smooth and shit when they are running right, I have likely fixed and worked on more of them than you have ever seen. A good friend of mine has no less than 10 running ones and about 25 in parts......
but the Scout (of which we had 3 or 4 by the end) was NOT smooth as shit.
Not even after a corn- on- the- cob feed. With pomegranates.
And the first one came from International with the rocker shafts reversed,
so the valve train wore itself to hell in about 20k. THAT was not quiet...
The Scout WAS durable as shit, until the transmissions blew up, and would
go almost anywhere. When you got it really stuck, you could just drag it
out with a tractor- any which way- and keep going. I loved ours.
And got used to wearing hearing protection on the highway!
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Originally posted by tobyb View Posti call bs.
We had a scout.
You couldn't hear gear whine in that thing over the road noise, wind noise, vacuum- wiper sucking, rattling, droning and the sound of the unlubricated
rockers wearing themselves to pieces...
It could have had the worst getrag rattle ever, and you'da never heard it!
:nice::nice::nice:
T
mostly deaf, now
(also agrees- gear drive cams can be quiet. It's an ohc packaging thing that
makes a chain/belt work better)
:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
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Originally posted by TobyB View PostI call BS.
We had a Scout.
You couldn't hear gear whine in that thing over the road noise, wind noise, vacuum- wiper sucking, rattling, droning and the sound of the unlubricated
rockers wearing themselves to pieces...
It could have had the worst getrag rattle ever, and you'da never heard it!
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Originally posted by LJ851 View PostAll International Harvester truck engines at least from the 50's through the 80's (including my Scout) had gear driven camshafts and they are silent and extremely durable.
We had a Scout.
You couldn't hear gear whine in that thing over the road noise, wind noise, vacuum- wiper sucking, rattling, droning and the sound of the unlubricated
rockers wearing themselves to pieces...
It could have had the worst getrag rattle ever, and you'da never heard it!
:nice::nice::nice:
t
mostly deaf, now
(also agrees- gear drive cams can be quiet. it's an OHC packaging thing that
makes a chain/belt work better)
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Originally posted by parkerbink View PostMaybe he made it, got souper rich & is laughing from his secret island lair plotting his revenge????
:hide:Last edited by george graves; 07-19-2018, 03:29 AM.
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Originally posted by ForcedFirebird View PostSo many usernames we don't see anymore. Too bad the OP hasn't signed in (at least with this alias) since '14. :(
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So many usernames we don't see anymore. Too bad the OP hasn't signed in (at least with this alias) since '14. :(
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Originally posted by parkerbink View PostForgot I wished I had not seen this in 2012. I wish I had not seen it again!
lol
Although compared to the cluster f00k we have in Washington this makes cents.
See ya'll next time.
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Originally posted by parkerbink View PostForgot, I wished I had not seen this in 2012. I wish I had not seen it again!
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I read the first few pages and this is the best thing I found so far.
Originally posted by BrownBeanE30 View PostWould r3v get a discount when ur product comes out?
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