Other than drive the '97 to work and back, don't get much Ranger time in anymore...
Today my knee and back were feeling better so I got under the hood of the F350 to tackle the new turbo I got for it... I got the old turbo out, so that's a start! I also found the annoying oil leak! On this the turbo is mounted on a "pedestal" held down with 4 bolts, two you can see nice and easy, another you can see if the EBPV or whatever it's called (doesn't matter, it doesn't have the valve in the pipe anymore...) is removed, and the last you can kinda feel with one finger if you wipe off the goo in just the right spot after removing the EBPV solenoid hold down bracket thing... Anywho, those two back bolts that you can barely see were basically finger tight, the easier one didn't require a wrench, the harder one I mainly used a socket on an extension to twist it out since I couldn't touch the bolt head...
Oh, and since I replaced the rear sway bar end links last week and noticed the rear shock bushings were fried I was going to measure for new bushings, but turns out the shocks are toast, no gas left... so just ordered some new KYB Monomax shocks for the rear, was going to order some for the front but Amazon only had one... I did order the sway bar pivot bushings for the rear, so I'll do that when I put the shocks on.
I'm contemplating getting new injectors since the turbo is off, this would be an opportune time... that would open up another can of worms for getting the intercooler installed though...