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winesalot
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Wwinesalot replied to the thread Gas vs Diesel.Andymax, renting is an interesting idea? Who would rent such a vehicle?
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Wwinesalot replied to the thread Gas vs Diesel.Thank you all so much for the great (and civil) responses. I love a good debate and you all make great points. I would still like to...
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WI live in Florida...It's a '21, has less than 20K on the clock. HOWEVER, it gets run almost everyday. No issues. My '18 was treated in...
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WAs a long time business owner & CEO, I'd seriously consider renting a truck for Harvest month. Even if it costs you $5K for the month...
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WHow old is it and how many miles? DEF has issues with long term storage above ~80*F. Unless you live in an ideal climate for it, you're...
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WDisagree. My 3500 Cummins sees 5K miles per year, mostly local. NEVER an issue with emmissions equipment. And the upfront cost, which...
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WI disagree. The mileage isn't what kills emissions equipment. Not running the equipment hard enough when it's in use does. If the OP...
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WMan that is low. I'm going to be an outlier here but I'd get a 3500 gas burner dually. The upfront cost of the diesel is never going...
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WI would definitely advise for the Cummins for that load. You'll get better mpg loaded and struggle a whole lot less. IF you can get...
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WGoing to agree with the guys above, get the diesel for your application. Sure, the Hemi will do it, no question, but it isn't going to...
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WI have had both the Cummins and the 6.4 hemi. I have the 6.4 hemi now and pull a 11k fifth wheel a few times a year. Everytime I pull...
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WA Tradesman 3500 with the Cummins isn't much more than a 2500 and it would be better on the wallet as far as pricing is concerned for a...
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WIf you are talking about 20k lbs., towing you better go with the diesel. It's not about the tongue/pin weight, it's about getting the...
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WGiven that 63% of your miles are towing with half of those being loaded fairly heavy I would definitely go diesel. Gassers are good for...
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WThere are absolutely a bunch of 4500 and 5500 gas burner trucks out there hauling very heavy stuff all the time. Big rigs and hot shot...
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