Low on the front left
Low on the front left
My D200 looks a little lower on the front left, but it feels OK to drive and no visible cracks in the leaf springs. What can the problem be? Just change chocks?
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Probably just soft 40 year old springs. Might be time to replace them.
Jeff Easterbrook
66 D100 440/727 on 72 IFS chassis
67 W200 440/4-sp. Resting
76 IH Scout II
81 MB 240D
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Frame swap Q & A guy
66 D100 440/727 on 72 IFS chassis
67 W200 440/4-sp. Resting
76 IH Scout II
81 MB 240D
http://www.jeasterbrook.usana.com
Frame swap Q & A guy
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If I were doing this, I would be sure to look at progressive rate springs. They ride much nicer as they are softer for empty driving. Pre 67 (IIRC) didn't have that, and thusly rode more harshly. Let us know how it goes.
If I were doing this, I would be sure to look at progressive rate springs. They ride much nicer as they are softer for empty driving. Pre 67 (IIRC) didn't have that, and thusly rode more harshly. Let us know how it goes.
Jeff Easterbrook
66 D100 440/727 on 72 IFS chassis
67 W200 440/4-sp. Resting
76 IH Scout II
81 MB 240D
http://www.jeasterbrook.usana.com
Frame swap Q & A guy
66 D100 440/727 on 72 IFS chassis
67 W200 440/4-sp. Resting
76 IH Scout II
81 MB 240D
http://www.jeasterbrook.usana.com
Frame swap Q & A guy