Not sure I have the receipt. Used a gift card, will that help?

 

Just an update. I went to HD today. They pulled up my purchase through the gift card and refunded me the $80. Took about 3 minutes.

 

Win win, go buy a lottery ticket yet? Or more truck parts?

 

Waiting for you to be back for some truck parts.
About to buy that manual you recommended though. Got too intoxicated last night.

 

Drunk Amazon/Ebay shopping.... God only knows what will show up in the mail. Lol

 

Lmao. I'm telling you, it's crazy. Glad you know how it is. Lol.

 

Almost bought a truck off Ebay Kijiji one night....https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post19546966

 

Geez bro. I haven't made a purchase of that sort. Lmao. Bad *** truck nonetheless.

 

No I am not that bad a drunk shopper, and yes that truck is bad ****.

 

I bought the manual. I can't seem to find information on replacing track bar bushings. If you have time, if it's not too much trouble, would you mind doing a search and seeing if you can find it?

 

Can you post a few pics of your rear axle and suspension? Is this a 4x4 rig?

 

Yes, it is 4x4 - Maybe I am calling it the wrong thing. Sorry, I am new to this. It is part of the front suspension.

I can get pictures tomorrow.

 

This bar.

 

I can't identify exactly what type of axle you have, but this part is described as "connecting rod" or "spindle connecting rod" in Volume 1-Chassis, Group 15 - Driving Axles and Driveshafts. If you can clean up the diff housing and get a tag number off of it, that will help you ID the bushings. If you don't have a tag, get some measurements, like axle tube sizes, etc. and someone more knowledgeable than I will chime in. More photos of the front axle will help. It looks like the bushings could be separated with a ball joint fork once you remove the castle nuts and cotter pins. Once you have the bushing itself in hand, measure that and you should be able to find a replacement.

 

Looks like a standard trac bar set up on a Dana 44.