I took my 5-ton to Boyce Equip in Ogden to have my rear wheel seals changed/ bearings repacked/ brakes cleaned- checked etc.
I know a fool and his money are soon separated...and I really didnt have the money, but I was tired of leaking fluid everytime I parked, and throwing it all over my truck. I know I could have done this myself- especially with the help I was offered from a member on here...(And THANKS for the offer, I do appreciate it!- You know who you are.) Not too mention that I felt like I would be taking advantage of someone that owes me nothing, and that just didn't sit right with me. But I was also worried that if there was additional damage inside my diff's that Boyce would be able to get me fixed. As this is my only truck- and I have some uses coming up shortly, I did not want to risk additional down time. (You know, "uses", like keeping a promise to my son in taking him to school on his first day in it ) He went with me, and we cruised the area on bicycles during the service, and I went to a local gun shop and ended up blowing even more money on a new hunting rifle for him. (another sickness of mine) But all ended well... brake pads were brand new, put in new wheel seals, bearings look good, and they steamed cleaned my rims, tires and cleaned my brake pads etc.
I know a fool and his money are soon separated...and I really didnt have the money, but I was tired of leaking fluid everytime I parked, and throwing it all over my truck. I know I could have done this myself- especially with the help I was offered from a member on here...(And THANKS for the offer, I do appreciate it!- You know who you are.) Not too mention that I felt like I would be taking advantage of someone that owes me nothing, and that just didn't sit right with me. But I was also worried that if there was additional damage inside my diff's that Boyce would be able to get me fixed. As this is my only truck- and I have some uses coming up shortly, I did not want to risk additional down time. (You know, "uses", like keeping a promise to my son in taking him to school on his first day in it ) He went with me, and we cruised the area on bicycles during the service, and I went to a local gun shop and ended up blowing even more money on a new hunting rifle for him. (another sickness of mine) But all ended well... brake pads were brand new, put in new wheel seals, bearings look good, and they steamed cleaned my rims, tires and cleaned my brake pads etc.