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Discussing 1994 Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins Diesel Repair

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I think we need a new mechanic! @WelkerFarms get's a surprise visit!

What happens here

The host and Welker brothers stand next to a red 1994 Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins Turbo Diesel pickup truck, which is elevated on a lift in their shop. They discuss the truck's history, having purchased it for $4500 with 240,000 miles. Nick explains that it has been a reliable workhorse but recently started 'squealing' when turning and making 'clunks'. He mentions that other farm trucks have also experienced significant engine failures, including lost cylinders and head gasket issues, making this particular Dodge Ram their 'last truck'. The truck has a flatbed and the previous owner had an 'out-side swipe' that caused body damage.

Goal: The Welker brothers discuss ongoing repairs to a 1994 Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins Turbo Diesel pickup, a workhorse for their farm that is currently experiencing steering and engine issues.

Tools and materials

  • 1994 Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins Turbo Diesel
  • Automotive Lift

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this pickup yeah so this is a what is it 94 94 94 Dodge Ram 12 valve yep 12 valve Cummins Diesel and we all know the Dodge Ram pickups and steering uh are constantly an issue yeah so these guys are working on this Dodge Ram pickup today I just happen to come up for a visit I was in Montana yeah you guys live in the middle of nowhere Montana I don't know how you found us yeah you guys see the song He's got tracking skills did see the the the signs out there we wanted to look for the trees yeah all three of them yeah there's yeah you guys deforested this entire area is that right or is this easy we don't like trees the Great Plains isn't it okay yeah so you you guys Farm uh just to introduce the Stoney Ridge farmer crowd uh to the Welker boys here uh you guys Farm around 10 000 Acres uh wheat soybean do you know noise soybeans but we do yellow peas okay yeah barley spring wheat winter wheat we've done some canola some chickpeas some lentils awesome but we're kind of hovering around that we raise kids grow them yep yep they take a lot more than just water and fertilizer it's kind of weird I don't like this I thought you could just put like newspaper down a little water and like walk away oh they won't pee on it no they eat them they like to pee in the water and then contaminants yeah it's probably good for the fertilizer out here so uh 10 000 Acres you guys are running big equipment you're running big combines what's what's probably the average horsepower tractor you guys are running out here average three to four hundred horsepower if you take 400 yeah and your coverage your red tractor guys Case IH guys yeah well yeah yeah I mean we like to go with the color of our blood yeah so we don't have green blood yeah at least I don't know I haven't heard of anybody with green blood so you never know I'm a red tribe I don't do green blood either no I I'm a red tractor well you know Green blood didn't uh didn't seem to want to help me so uh I've got big red tractors too but they're not Case IH they are tym tractors but guys I just want to bring you in and introduce you to some friends of mine that are farming also you guys do big Ag and you're a total different world from from what I'm doing you do have some chickens backyard chickens here yep we've got okay I counted this morning 15 15. so far so far something gets in there Kyle they were in the yard the other day yipping and I at three in the morning got out of bed ran out there and checked the gate to make sure it…

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