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You have to be out of your mind to pay 60K plus for a gas job dually.


Or a used diesel. But they get bought every day.


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Hey, here`s an update, I love my diesel. I just paid 3.67 a gallon. I see gas in some area`s cost more than diesel.





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Diesel is $.50 more than regular, and a guy that drove his last truck 35,000 miles in 20 years needs a diesel.
Got it. Roll Eyes


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You have to be out of your mind to pay 60K plus for a gas job dually.


Or a used diesel. But they get bought every day.


A nice 1/2 ton is $55,000 and up



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My only complaint is that I cannot hear the exhaust, probably going to get the muffler removed, and replaced with a straight pipe.

Can't find the sweet spot in the RPM range if you can't hear it.

goob- just wants to hear that 400 cube LS bark Cool


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60k is too much for a dually? 1/2 tons are not far off that price lol
 
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Shucks, our 2018 Acadia was about $40K, and it ain't no Dually.


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60k is too much for a dually? 1/2 tons are not far off that price lol


While the other expert says paying $30K over sticker is cool..... Laughing Hard


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2000 mile check in....
96 mile run to the track Saturday at 9.2 MPG.
Of course, it's downhill all the way from home, knocked me back to 8.6 on the trip home, same road, same speed. Confused
About 400 feet elevation difference between home and track.

Just figured out that when using the hitch camera, it automatically sets the parking brake when you select park, so you can let the trailer down on the ball. Way cool! Eek


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60k is too much for a dually? 1/2 tons are not far off that price lol


I chuckle about walking away from a LOADED 2002 Duramax truck for $28K in 2002, because "I ain't never paying almost $30K for no pickup truck!" Laughing Hard

Never say never.


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2000 mile check in....
96 mile run to the track Saturday at 9.2 MPG.
Of course, it's downhill all the way from home, knocked me back to 8.6 on the trip home, same road, same speed. Confused
About 400 feet elevation difference between home and track.

Just figured out that when using the hitch camera, it automatically sets the parking brake when you select park, so you can let the trailer down on the ball. Way cool! Eek


Sounds like the truck is doing you very well!

I just returned from racing in CA & averaged 9.0 MPG for a 500-mile round trip.

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yup a lot of guys complain about MPG but then if you put the pen to the paper, you come out ahead unless you're towing big loads 8+ hours a day 5 days a week. Even then it ain't that much different.
 
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It ain’t about MPG it’s about TORQUE to pull those “big loads”. Only that clueless buy a gasoline engine dually for pulling a trailer!
 
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Says the ediot who has to cram everything he owns into a trailer because he doesn't have the real estate for a shop. Laughing Hard


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Wrong dirtbag! I’ve got a shop bigger than everyone here of the clueless that think they know Spitting
 
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Just paid 3.29 for diesel.





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and more important you can pull your trailer anywhere with ease as does my SRW 3500 with the duramax diesel does pulling 15,000 lbs.
 
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Wrong dirtbag! I’ve got a shop bigger than everyone here of the clueless that think they know Spitting


You may want to measure that little storage unit you rent....everything looks big when you're only 4'-11"


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I you say so, obviously speaking from personal experience little man
 
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Weak, just like you pudgy...I wouldn't even bother with you anymore except I don't want to get taken off your list of "men that have butt hurt you"
That's like a badge of honor !!

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