head off
If you are working on the truck in your signature, you may be able to get the pan off and do whatever you like on the bottom end. I can tell you for absolutely sure that you can not do that on a twd 250. I am buttoning back up from an out of the frame rebuild on the 89. Heck of a chore. But I had no choice. Number six cylinder was galded severely.
One thing I would mention as to checking wear on your cylinders. You can still have visible crosshatch in the major part of the cylinder but have significant wear at the last eighth of an inch at the top of the ring travel. We were building an engine last month and going second over on the pistons. Some of the cylinders would not clear at the very top of the ring travel. I should mention that this engine had closer to twice the hours of service as yours. If the marine pistons have the rings in the exact same location, you would be ok but seems to me you are chancing trouble. If you have no oil consumption, good oil pressure, and the cylinders look good, do the work you plan on the head and clamp it back on. When you get to about 600k, pull the engine out and build a screamer.
James