Which truck?? Again...
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Which truck?? Again...
I posted not too long ago about trading my truck for an SS silverado. I decided to keep my truck. Well I ran into another truck I can trade even for. This is way more than I need but it looks good and will handle a bigger boat. Bad thing is, it's 2wd. The ramps I use shouldn't be a problem. What should I do?? [ATTACH=CONFIG]535444[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]535445[/ATTACH]
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You don't want smoke stacks for towing a boat. All the soot ends up all over the boat; exponentially worse in the rain.
Dozens of threads talking about 2WD vs. 4x4 for a tow vehicles; but general answer is 4x4 is strongly desired; required or not.
And FWIW, no comments on the looks of that thing. I don't know how you would ever keep the truck or boat clean driving it, and it looks like it will pepper the boat with rocks at anything over 4 mph.
Dozens of threads talking about 2WD vs. 4x4 for a tow vehicles; but general answer is 4x4 is strongly desired; required or not.
And FWIW, no comments on the looks of that thing. I don't know how you would ever keep the truck or boat clean driving it, and it looks like it will pepper the boat with rocks at anything over 4 mph.
Last edited by Sydwayz; 01-09-2015 at 02:56 PM.
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As someone that drives an HD truck, If I didn't need a F250 for my work trailer, I would not have one. 1500s ride better, are cheaper to maintain, and cheaper to fuel. I am sure your 1500 does fine for your Fountain, the newer 1500s have higher GVWs than the older 2500/3500s of years past.
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You don't want smoke stacks for towing a boat. All the soot ends up all over the boat; exponentially worse in the rain.
Dozens of threads talking about 2WD vs. 4x4 for a tow vehicles; but general answer is 4x4 is strongly desired; required or not.
And FWIW, no comments on the looks of that thing. I don't know how you would ever keep the truck or boat clean driving it, and it looks like it will pepper the boat with rocks at anything over 4 mph.
Dozens of threads talking about 2WD vs. 4x4 for a tow vehicles; but general answer is 4x4 is strongly desired; required or not.
And FWIW, no comments on the looks of that thing. I don't know how you would ever keep the truck or boat clean driving it, and it looks like it will pepper the boat with rocks at anything over 4 mph.
I figured as long as it was detuned, it wouldn't blow smoke over the boat. Another deal breaker. Thanks for the advice!
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Found another. If I talk myself out of this one I am going to quit looking. 2005 lly 2500 diesel 5 speed Allison automatic. 175000 miles. No programmer. Stock motor except bolt ons: 5" turbo back exhaust and intake. Cloth interior.
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