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7040 w/side covers on Backwards

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    Posted: 09 Jan 2023 at 11:42am
Check this thing out.
They installed the side covers backwards and used expanded metal to make grille cover.

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WTH?  LOL

Of all the rig jobs I've seen, well, that's one of them.

No thanks.  That looks ridiculous.  
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I'm assuming it was an attempt at fixing a overheating issue.

When i bought my 8050 a couple years ago the air filter was ON the front weights. Was told it kept getting hot so somebodies great idea was to cut holes in the grill and move the air filter, with the aspirator unhooked and a bowl to keep rain out of it? Radiator leaked as soon as i brought it home, had it re-cored by a local shop and i replaced all the missing foam. 150 hours later and on a 90* day i've got ice cold air and a cool engine.


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Wow that’s interesting. Kinda want to see more pictures 
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With that engineering I'd be afraid of what I find if I bought it
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Awe wow ! Innovation at its best !! Sure gotta wonder what guys think sometime,,

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Oh my.  Some people shouldn't be allowed tools of any kind.
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I seen that on FB market place as well the other day, smh some people lol
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She's a runner!
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This reminds me of; Now I've seen it all! Some people truly shouldn't have access to tools!
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They could have just fixed the radiator easier and cheaper
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anyone going to buy it ?
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Guess that person really didn't want anyone to bypass the starter
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