thats what i like to hear .. no winters for my truck either .. salt just too hard on them .. kool the truck can sit nicely tucked away till spring .. lol

nice truck n boat by the way

Ive heard that the turbos tend to rust if not used

Thanks. I used to leave my truck and 32' hooked together all winter but now I need to unhook the 36' They both still fit in the boat bay that is 60' deep, just need to offset them a little. I may need to lengthen that bay...

When you changed your mind about selling I bought an 07 F350 Dually with 38k, a year later it has 39.5k.

All the best!

PS, what size tires on yours again? Factory wheels, correct?

You will have fuel issues if you let a light duty diesel truck sit for too long in a cold climate.

I'd be more concerned of the transmission after a long hibernation on start-up. Unknown what model you are talking about, but if it doesnt get line pressure in Park, I would recommend always starting & warming up in Neutral before throwing it into Gear.

It was a general question comparing a diesel to a gaser if left to sit without running for weeks at a time. But to be specific, I presently own a '02 Dodger 2500 5.9 gas with hopes
to buy a used 2500 diesel someday- (be it dodge, ford or GM) I generally don't use (or have need for) my truck except for a few days out of the month.....it starts and runs pretty
well for the brief times I use it ...........just wanted to know if a diesel can be frequently "un-used" without major consequences.

Only issue might be the fuel as condensation can caue bugs to grow in the fuel. Evidence of them will be thier little black turds cloging up the fuel filter and return line filter. Star Tron makes an aditive for the issue.
Of course there set up for it, but used to have to start steam shovels that were under water in quaries some for a couple years before the water was pumped out to get to them. Didnt realy have any issues.

I had a 6.5 chevy that Did Not like to sit for a month then be asked to run. Not really a modern diesel tho. Switched to a 2500 HD with 496 gas. Let it sit for 2 mos, hop in drive away its awesome