Posted by J Heitkemper on November 10, 2009 at 18:27:01 from (98.108.1.236):
In Reply to: 2wd vs 4wd trucks?? posted by Casey in Ky on November 10, 2009 at 16:52:38:
My 95 Cummins 5 speed has PoSITIVE TRACTION REAREND ,,,. As long as I don't let that hummin Cummins sit too long in the fertile loam and Let the front end settle in nice and comfy as wheel CHOCKS,, I can usually go ,,, Especially with a trailer and load on the pickup ... For several years because it used not rain here after the 4th of July , I could pull 165 bu. loaded Gravity flow wagons across the field,and bring them home , NOT THIS YEAR ! ... Don't own a 4 wheeldrive , Got turned offYears ago BY the COSTLY PLASTIC GEAR RICE BUNNY TRASH repairs that GM and FORD started putting in their junk (trucks ) ,,, BORG WARNER lock outs are the only way to go . when you have to repair the plastic ricechitt ..Oriental JUnkrust buckets are worse ,,(hi performance /SHORT LIFE ) ..who NEEDS 4 wheel drive and all the EXPENSIVE/UPKEEP . Figure if its that dam muddy , I don't need to be out there slopping up the fields causing unnecessary erosion ... go get a tractor ,, Andfurthermore the NEXT dam 4wheeler in my corn field i catch joy riding I will smash to bits and roll into a tincan, sell for scrap ! ,Then send it to china so it can come BACK to Walmart as suburban wife yard bait TRASH ...
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