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Posted by Jerry L /AZ on September 12, 2005 at 09:52:09 from (216.67.201.229):
In Reply to: Ford Diesel posted by Allan in NE on September 12, 2005 at 06:01:18:
Hi Allen; I have a 1991 dodge 1 ton with a cummings engine in it 83,514 miles on it. we have pulled everthing from a big fifth wheel trailer 38ft i believe to a three axle stock trailer. also have a 10,000 lb equipment trailer to haul the tactors on.and have had no problems, ;oaded or empty it gets the same milege. had to replace a stuck thermostat here last yr. no other problems. we pull a 18ft trailer we use for hauling hay we get 50 100 lb.bales on it have no problems pulling it I was a heavey equipment mech working on cranes and the cummings engine is the same engine they use in the 55 ton Grove rough terrain. the cat engine was mentioned it is a good engine but now is made in Japan by mitzubisty <(sp) you will find the three diamonds above the starter, cat is a heavey engine also Just my thoughts Jer
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