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Old 07-11-2004, 08:59 PM
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you are killing me.... you could not have decided this 2 months ago.....mine should be done in a week or two if im lucky. so sounds like you are on track again. what are you asking for that thing just for ****s and giggles... dave
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Lookin' good dude!

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thanks bobby, knew youd like it.......
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Old 07-11-2004, 10:14 PM
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you are killing me.... you could not have decided this 2 months ago.....mine should be done in a week or two if im lucky. so sounds like you are on track again. what are you asking for that thing just for ****s and giggles... dave
Sorry Dave. Like I mentioned in the other thread (Medium Duty Trucks), I just realized 2 weeks ago that the truck was only rated for 17,200 pounds. From the day I bought it, I thought that it was rated for 21,400 pounds with the gooseneck/5th wheel setup. It is really confusing, but believe it or not the F-450 4wd has a higher towing capacity than the F-550 4wd by 100 pounds (17,200 vs 17,100), but the F-550 2wd truck is rated for 21,400 pounds. Crazy huh? I don't see where there can be that big of a difference, but that is how Ford has them rated. By the way, these weight ratings are all for the crew cab, diesel configurations.

I guess that I am luck to have figured this all out now, before we moved the Apache anywhere with the 450. With the Top Gun and the Gladiator, I had plenty of room to spare, but the Apache goes over the 17,200 pound limit.

Anyhow, I was offered $32,000 on trade, so I am going to list it at 35K and see what happens. After getting a quote from them on the trade in value, I went to the NADA web site to check the values. NADA did not have a listing for the F-450 pickup, so I used the F-350 dually as a base and checked the appropriate boxes from there. NADA listed the trade in value at $32,075 and the retail value at $36,200. The truck is a 2002, but it only has 23K miles on it. As you know, it is loaded with the Lariat package and all of the bells and whistles possible. Along with the factory options, it also has a second fuel tank for a total capacity of 74 gallons and an exhaust brake with a stainless 4" exhaust system. I think that it will move, but if it doesn't I will just have to suck it up and drive to Texas!

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Old 07-11-2004, 10:43 PM
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its cool will, its the story of my life. wrong place, wrong time... your the whole reason why i got my 450, other wise i was going with a new f350. you are my mentor you know....lol mcraymond3 on the board is hooking me up with a great price, am im happy to deal with yet another great guy from here. mat has been great to work with and i know im a pain in the ass. so im a few weeks away from having my tow rig, and its killing me. its messing with my water time, but my buddy has been letting me borrow his rig to let me dunk mine. i have a buddy that might be interested in yours, ill let him know, and tell him to give you a ring. hope all is well and talk to you soon. dave
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Thanks Dave. I have no doubt that you are gonna love your new truck. The 450 is a fantastic setup. I only wish that I could keep mine for hauling the other trailers, but the 450 has to go in order to swing the Peterbilt. We'll see how things go tomorrow. Oh yea, your trailer project is looking great! Please keep us posted.

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Old 07-15-2004, 02:10 AM
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Stecz20: It's a done deal. The Pete is coming to live in Maryland. I don't want to hijack your thread any more than I already have, so click on this link for the info....

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Stecz why does it say 'The Home Depot' down the rails of your trailer,with all your cabbage buy new.
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Old 07-23-2004, 10:31 PM
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hey joe, how would you know what it says on the trailer, your too cheap to be a paying member of this site... cheap bastard...
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Trailer looks good. Those Jersey guys are handy with the tools.
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