thats the new 6.7 made by ford a ski bud has one with 75,000km lots of it towing a 5th wheel down south [HTML_REMOVED] zero trouble
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thats the new 6.7 made by ford a ski bud has one with 75,000km lots of it towing a 5th wheel down south [HTML_REMOVED] zero trouble
I think the driver has something to do with it as well.
seen lots of morons on steep hills towing huge fifth wheels with steam pouring out of their open hood on the side of the road..
yes you have a big truck, you should probably take it a little easier on the big hills towing your load. yes your white sunglasses make you look a douche.
Ha Ha! Made you look.
I tow a boler with my ranger and nothing but Rayban Wayfarers ever
I wear black glasses. Haven't overheated yet.
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I wear black glasses. Haven't overheated yet.
your probably also know how to drive with a trailer.
Ha Ha! Made you look.
HT, Sounds like a hassle free warranty. Plus the dealership can ensure that truck has been maintained properly. Keeping resale values up.
Seems like if ya go new, leasing is your thing, as long as you can afford to keep leasing after trade in.
Why own when you can have new forever?!
I can jump and turn my bars.
I think the driver has something to do with it as well.
seen lots of morons on steep hills towing huge fifth wheels with steam pouring out of their open hood on the side of the road..yes you have a big truck, you should probably take it a little easier on the big hills towing your load. yes your white sunglasses make you look a douche.
Couple on Pat bay hwy yesterday with the fifth wheel on the ground behind the truck.
Took the tail gate with it on the way down.
Pre-trip-
Wife: Honey, did you check the trailer?
Husband: Do I look like an idiot
Side of the road:
Wife: Did you check the trailer before we left?
Husband: This shouldn't happen.
Wife: Did you check the trailer before we left?
Husband: I can't believe this
Wife: Did you check the trailer before we left?
Husband: Do I look stupid?
Wife: Right now we both look stupid.
I know it could have happened to anyone, but it didn't happen to me this time. I will
only say I learned that you don't unclip the boat from the trailer until it's floating
and take off the straps that hold the stern to the trailer for towing before it gets wet.
Oh, and my boat can hold the weight of the trailer and still float.
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