RE: ford, f350, Tire PSI.. (Not towing)
You can contact the tire manufacturer and ask for load inflation tables. Weigh your truck front and rear and appropriately inflate.
Ford says my F350 needs 80 psi in the rear tires. Sure maybe at max load, but that is hardly necessary unloaded.
RE: 2004 F-250 Wheels and Tires
33" tall tires is about as large as you can go on those trucks (depending on spring options/engine) without rubbing in the front. If the truck is a diesel a 33" tall tire won't bother you that much, as far as towing and gearing go. I ran 35" tall tires on my '02 with 3.73 gears. It was a 7.3l diesel.
Also if you know anyone with AutoEnginuity they can change the speedo for you. With a 33" tall tire you might find that it is actually pretty accurate.
RE: Is this SuperGlide missing anything??? NEED HELP QUICK!!!!
That looks to be a capture plate with a set screw on the front of it. You can see the nylon block in the tub of parts.
I also looks like you should have another frame mounting bracket and as someone said the adjustment bolt. There should also be another nylon block that is attached to the adjustment bolt just in front of the hitch head between the way tubes.
If you can get it cheap I say go for it. Pullrite has great customer service and I'm sure they could help you out with parts.
