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Posted by John A. on September 11, 2005 at 06:11:08 from (65.161.170.139):
In Reply to: Re: OT 2005 F 105 posted by Allan in NE on September 11, 2005 at 05:09:54:
Allan, Morning, Glad to see the new addition in the truck fleet at your house. I will add my 2 cents here. I personally like the pickup bed better. For these reasons. It always seems that there is always something light in my pickup. It will stay in and not blow out. I suggest getting a set of real full length running board made out od steel and expaned metal. like those made by Ranch Hand company at Borene, Texas. You local truck accessory shop can get them for you. If you get that flatbed you will need $100 worth of tarp straps to keep stuff on that flatbed. I aquired a Hi-lift tractor jack one day that fell of of a fellows flatbed. This is from my personal experiences. Next a tonner is a great truck, But unless you are pulling a lot, or Surenough extra heavy loads alot. Then in the gereral run of things single rears tires will work just fine. Most people don't do enouggh hauleing to warrent a dual wheel truck. it is just an extra 2 tires to have to buy at tire buying time. BUT... If you have an idea of putting a hydraulic bale bed on so you an handle your hay one man style then I will conceed to the point of the tonner. No questions asked! A tonner 4x4, dually is the best choice for that application, not a single rear truck, when one is hauleing 2 bales at a time. have fun on your selection. OBTW....Sure do like that Texas Aggie Maroon color on either. LOL Later, John A.
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