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Ouch. Okay, maybe there is something "afoot". You should have an easy 1 inch of free play in the peddle, and maybe a quarter inch in the actual linkage.
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Well... One gets pushed with the left foot, the other is pushed with the right. So, it isn't like your foot would get confused slipping from one to the other. The clutch can be adjusted higher if you need it to be. Otherwise, just drive on...
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Yes sir! It should definitely cost a little less to have it in a garage.
Sadly, my collection sits out in the yard... :-(
Front yard and side yard too.
Nothing like having a place to work inside!
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Good Deal! I checked the dimensions for the max height in at 118.3
It can be reduced by removing the exhaust pipe and folding the windshield if you need to go into a tight space.
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Well... I guess it kinda depends on how much space you need to work around the truck. Me personally, I would add 5 feet on all four sides. that way you have enough room for a wheel dolly if you come across one. I suggest 4 inches on a well packed base of 5000# concrete.
Bumper to Bumper...
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Yessir. I am kinda thinking that you have a starter motor problem. Agree with @G744... Maybe remove the starter and engage the starter with a pair of batteries. Does it "freewheel" after you disengage the solenoid?
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