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The poor residents of Northampton, England are living in a nightmare

scenario straight out of a Steven King novel right now. Someone dressed

as a clown keeps popping up around town and spooking grown adults and

small children alike.

The clown isn't doing anything violent, mind you, so it's exactly like a

Steven King novel. But it's close! Because clowns are terrifying, and

they scare people. The Northampton Herald & Post reports clowns have been popping up in random places all across town lately, so much so that a hashtag and a Facebook group were created to track the sightings. The Northampton Chronicle reports

police believe multiple people are behind the clown sightings. A

warning was issued so residents wouldn't be so startled the next time a clown is standing in the middle of the side walk.

http://www.theatlanticwire.com/global/2013/09/theres-clown-terrorizing-small-british-town/69425/

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This is hilarious.

 

Clowns are no laughing matter. Seriously.

 

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People freak out at the haunt when the clowns come out.

 

I saw some article the other day talking about haunts where the actors will bind and gag the guests, drool on them, jam their fingers in the guests' mouths, and other creepy shit. Some even have the actors acting out scenes of graphically violent rape. barf2.gifbarf2.gifbarf2.gif

 

Yes those Haunts are out there, but I promise you we do not do that at Spookhaven.

Ryan or anybody else who may know: I'm looking at a 2007 Ford F-350 super crew dually with the diesel and 5spd auto and was wonder what problems you know that can pop up or if I should steer clear or the truck all together?

the 6.0 Power Strokes have big time issues with the EGR cooler

Holy hell

 

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Plenty of tread left, probably have another 5-10000 miles left.

the 6.0 Power Strokes have big time issues with the EGR cooler

I've heard that going with an aftermarket egr will save the engine

Are there any other issues you guys know of?

the 6.0 Power Strokes have big time issues with the EGR cooler

Yup. And if you have the issue it's bad. If you don't, it's great. Many people just do an EGR delete or aftermarket the whole thing.

Are there any other issues you guys know of?

Everyone will bug you about the EGR and then when you tell them it's been dealt with and tuned it will pull down apartment complexs.

Great trucks. Strong engine. Really horrible EGR problem. Databoutit.

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Drivers side front pads are dragging, grrr.

Ryan or anybody else who may know: I'm looking at a 2007 Ford F-350 super crew dually with the diesel and 5spd auto and was wonder what problems you know that can pop up or if I should steer clear or the truck all together?

 

If it does not have ARP head studs, egr delete and a somewhat new oil cooler then it will. Its not if it will need done its just when.

 

To do it right thats about a 5k job. So if its never been done just keep that in mind. But other than that the 6.0 is a strong motor and they run awesome. 

The problems that we had with our PowerStroke Diesels (Comcast) is the fuel tanks deteriorating and getting trash into the injectors ... Several had to have the tanks and injectors replaced ...

Another thing was very cold starts ... but they had that plug in the grille that allowed you to plug into an A/c outlet to keep the glowplugs warm ...

 

 

Argh, Miata, I need to get two friends from Germany to call the guy and lowball him. Then I'll swoop in and close the deal. 

I am in Ze Duetchsland atm

 

Dunno if the guy speaks English...

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If he's German he speaks English.  I am "on base" here.  Okay nowhere fucking near, but hey

 

Sean, I owe you a big one if you can find 2-3 minutes to give him a ring and lowball him :) 

 

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Ryan or anybody else who may know: I'm looking at a 2007 Ford F-350 super crew dually with the diesel and 5spd auto and was wonder what problems you know that can pop up or if I should steer clear or the truck all together?

If it does not have ARP head studs, egr delete and a somewhat new oil cooler then it will. Its not if it will need done its just when.

To do it right thats about a 5k job. So if its never been done just keep that in mind. But other than that the 6.0 is a strong motor and they run awesome.

Why new head studs? Do you have somewhere I could read on that? I have been thinking about an older 250, 350, or excursion myself......

I didn't know about the oil cooler either, but any all hard duty trucks could benefit from that.

Are there any other issues you guys know of?

Everyone will bug you about the EGR and then when you tell them it's been dealt with and tuned it will pull down apartment complexs.

Great trucks. Strong engine. Really horrible EGR problem. Databoutit.

 

 

So much so that Ford severed ties with International and started making the diesels for the Super Duties in house.

 

 

 

 

 

The poor residents of Northampton, England are living in a nightmare

scenario straight out of a Steven King novel right now. Someone dressed

as a clown keeps popping up around town and spooking grown adults and

small children alike.

The clown isn't doing anything violent, mind you, so it's exactly like a

Steven King novel. But it's close! Because clowns are terrifying, and

they scare people. The Northampton Herald & Post reports clowns have been popping up in random places all across town lately, so much so that a hashtag and a Facebook group were created to track the sightings. The Northampton Chronicle reports

police believe multiple people are behind the clown sightings. A

warning was issued so residents wouldn't be so startled the next time a clown is standing in the middle of the side walk.

http://www.theatlanticwire.com/global/2013/09/theres-clown-terrorizing-small-british-town/69425/

laugh.png

This is hilarious.

 

Clowns are no laughing matter. Seriously.

 

NSFW

 

People freak out at the haunt when the clowns come out.

 

I saw some article the other day talking about haunts where the actors will bind and gag the guests, drool on them, jam their fingers in the guests' mouths, and other creepy shit. Some even have the actors acting out scenes of graphically violent rape. barf2.gifbarf2.gifbarf2.gif

 

Yes those Haunts are out there, but I promise you we do not do that at Spookhaven.

 

 

Oh I know you're on the up and up; I was just surprised that there were such things out there. Some people are a little...off...

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