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Old 07-02-2014, 08:42 PM
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I hate chevy diesels...... and powerstrokes for that matter. Powerstroke is better than the Chevy. Cummins trumps all. I'll take a 454 over a 6.2/5. Owned them all. I'll keep my Dodge.
Ugh, agree about the Powerstroke. Noisiest diesel truck there is. Can't stand 'em.
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Ugh, agree about the Powerstroke. Noisiest diesel truck there is. Can't stand 'em.
what? my dads powerstroke is quieter than a gas truck and dont get me started on cummins, noisy pieces of crap you can here rattling themselves apart from across town.
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what? my dads powerstroke is quieter than a gas truck and dont get me started on cummins, noisy pieces of crap you can here rattling themselves apart from across town.
Horsepower is loud.

None of mine ever rattled apart. Ive got one with over 500k on it. Only thing that's ever been changed is the injection pump, and the oil.
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you all are sad, there is only one way to haul cubs. here it is

I hope Russell and his wife made it home.

That's a Subaru.

1 number 1 tiller
2 O decks
1 O in parts including motor and tires
and all their camping gear

you guys and your trucks, takes a man and his wife from Utah to show you how to haul.
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Horsepower is loud.

None of mine ever rattled apart. Ive got one with over 500k on it. Only thing that's ever been changed is the injection pump, and the oil.
Most dodges around here have 10 inch stacks and smoke black for 5 miles pulling out of every red light. I laugh at all of them cause they think its cool but it looks and sounds like sh*t.
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I do like diesels for the longevity factor, but I still prefer gas motors. I have an 03 dodge that has a 4.7. 5 speed and anyone who knows how a 4.7 sounds with a rotted muffler knows they sound mean

I do have a gmc with the 6.2 diesel and it may take half a can of ether and two heavy duty tractor batteries to get her to fire but she runs like a watch. Even after 366k miles on it.


Back to topic. Check out Kaufman trailers. They are a good quality trailer at a good price. Factory direct but certain models they will deliver to your door. I just ordered a 77" X 14ft single axle landscape trailer from them.
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Most dodges around here have 10 inch stacks and smoke black for 5 miles pulling out of every red light. I laugh at all of them cause they think its cool but it looks and sounds like sh*t.
It's a new fad that's started, making your truck "roll coal". Conversely, there's a guy my friend works with who's got a build Dodge Diesel that has more torque and power than should be legally allowed on the streets
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Yeah those are awesome and hard to come by. Probably has 350 or 454 but if you tell me it has the 6.2 oil burner I don't like you either. I sold my 95 with the 6.5, 14 bolt, built 4L 80, just like that and I kick myself daily.
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you all are sad, there is only one way to haul cubs. here it is

I hope Russell and his wife made it home.

That's a Subaru.

1 number 1 tiller
2 O decks
1 O in parts including motor and tires
and all their camping gear

you guys and your trucks, takes a man and his wife from Utah to show you how to haul.
We use A chevy venture van some times good gas mileage. With out the back seats you can gat hole tractor in
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It's a new fad that's started, making your truck "roll coal". Conversely, there's a guy my friend works with who's got a build Dodge Diesel that has more torque and power than should be legally allowed on the streets
Theres a kid in my town that has stacks that have to be 24" diameter and the funny part is you can see that its only 4" pipe until it get above the bed then bells out, its probably the stupidest looking thing ive ever seen.
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