Ok long post: I have a 1988 3/4 ton 4wd, p/u. I have a boss plow on it and it used to be a
company truck used to plow the parking lots.
I purchased the truck with the plow, what the problem is the clutch on the truck goes out
about every two years, this has happend sense it was new in fact the clutch was replaced
during the first year and each two or three years after.
Each change has been done by a dealer or a lic local repair.
Also one thing I noticed when the clutch was changed the first time is after it came back you could no
long take off in first gear you need to use what i call granny its a five speed.
Now the question does anyone have any idea why the clutch keeps going out so easly (it is only used
to plow snow nothing else) I should mention I also have about 1500 lbs of rock in bed to keep it steady.
If it just the nature of the beast to lose clutch anyone know if it could be changed to a auto tranmission
without spending an arm and leg
Thanks for any answer even it a smart alex on love good laugh
tippy

1988 Ford
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tippy
, Feb 02 2008 04:03 PM
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Posted 09 February 2008 - 11:02 PM
Yes I agree have a second truck and plow and the clutch on it is going on aboutI plowed snow for years with a stick.never ate up clutches.I'd be asking questions on how well it was installed or changemy driving habits.
buying a cheap disc or not turning the flywheel will eat them up quick.
10 years so it seems its the truck itself.
I have always paid for someone to do it in past will do it myself this time
Thank you for your answer
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