Posted by rhtx55 on January 18, 2012 at 16:31:26 from (207.119.47.2):
In Reply to: O/T trailer question posted by FC Andy on January 18, 2012 at 10:00:58:
My experience has been a GN is much better in the off situation you have to stop really quickly ( heaven for-fend) with a BP things tend to get real squirrelry real quick. So if you can afford enough truck a GN is the best choice in my book, you won't be sorry you bought it, new or used.
Someone who only owns one tractor for example and doesn't haul that many miles and already owns a 1/2 ton, would have to come up with some serious persuasion to justify an upgrade to a GN with a new rig & trailer to the better half, guess you could always tell her you
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