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All you need to do is come out to Colorado and it's easy to join the mile high club.  In fact if you go over one of several passes (and can find a quiet place to park) you can join the two mile high club.  And if you buy some of our famous new crop, well, you can be as high as you want! 
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did you gits in on growing it John? big money maker!
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Fess up John, Wats ya doin in a Chebby?
When you find yourself in a hole,PUT DOWN THE SHOVEL!!!
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Driving a Chevy 2500 is the right truck, only it should be a Duramax.

At first I was going to comment on Trailer Load Distribution, then I seen the G had been added in the 2nd picture.

I would agree about 'not wearing Orange'

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Originally posted by Bob D. (La) Bob D. (La) wrote:

Fess up John, Wats ya doin in a Chebby?


Chebby # 2 ,from time he left home and he did not go back home after he left.
He who dies with the most toys is,
nonetheless ,still dead.
If all else fails ,Read all that is PRINTED.
Just because you do not have the tools for job , it dose not make it a bad design.
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John I'm thinking old Fred is not going to tell what happened to your #1 truck and how the #2 truck showed up at his shop. So this is proof Fred is a good guy. lol 
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Originally posted by Fred in Pa Fred in Pa wrote:

Creston says :Is it that the Chevy can actually pull that much of a load??

I call this a Flat landers RIG. If that trailer was loaded to its limit

that 2500 would not last long around these hills . FACT !!!!!

Hey now Fred, we have (2) 2500 Chevrolet duramax trucks in the mountains of Southwest Virginia that pull 24' cattle trailers and 26' dual tandem flatbeds and havn't had a bit of trouble (knock on wood).
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Originally posted by farminharmon farminharmon wrote:

Originally posted by Fred in Pa Fred in Pa wrote:

Creston says :Is it that the Chevy can actually pull that much of a load??

I call this a Flat landers RIG. If that trailer was loaded to its limit

that 2500 would not last long around these hills . FACT !!!!!

Hey now Fred, we have (2) 2500 Chevrolet duramax trucks in the mountains of Southwest Virginia that pull 24' cattle trailers and 26' dual tandem flatbeds and havn't had a bit of trouble (knock on wood).


Yeah  but what happens when you put a load on the trailers?
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They handle the loads better than any motor/tranny combo we've ever had.  
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I seen guys around here hang 26,ooo lb. trailer with a 3/4 tons .Loaded that is just looking for trouble .

Even pulling a 20,ooo lb trailer loaded to 20,ooo with a 3/4 ton is asking for trouble some where down the road .

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He who dies with the most toys is,
nonetheless ,still dead.
If all else fails ,Read all that is PRINTED.
Just because you do not have the tools for job , it dose not make it a bad design.
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Ford is to Trucks what John Deere is to Tractors, Folks. I am sorry so many of you are misguided!
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Originally posted by BenGiBoy BenGiBoy wrote:

Ford is to Trucks what John Deere is to Tractors, Folks. I am sorry so many of you are misguided!

I assume you mean over priced,and not any better then anything else?
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Obviously BenGiboy will vote for Hillary!! Lol
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Originally posted by Luke R. Luke R. wrote:

Obviously BenGiboy will vote for Hillary!! Lol
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Will vote for Chevy !!
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Everything is safe and sound in Illinois tonight. Chevy like a rock !!!!!!
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Originally posted by Fred in Pa Fred in Pa wrote:

I seen guys around here hang 26,ooo lb. trailer with a 3/4 tons .Loaded that is just looking for trouble .

Even pulling a 20,ooo lb trailer loaded to 20,ooo with a 3/4 ton is asking for trouble some where down the road .


Based on what? The sticker on the door?

Never mind that there's absolutely no difference beteween most 3/4 and 1 ton srw trucks today other than the registration sticker.

But hey feel free to tell us how wrong we are!

Btw the sticker on my 2012 on f250 psd says I'm within truck capacities with a 21,000 lb goose neck. Routinely pull 30000 lb of hay bales and trailer all over with out issue...not even close to being over on axel or tire ratings either.

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To each there own on these trucks, but I'm not into dudes, I drive a Chevy Any of these trucks will pull a lot more then they will stop !!!!! They all work, and they all break down.......just sucks for the guys I am hauling for, there bill just got higher..........LOL!!!!!!
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Originally posted by ILGLEANER ILGLEANER wrote:

To each there own on these trucks, but I'm not into dudes, I drive a Chevy Any of these trucks will pull a lot more then they will stop !!!!! They all work, and they all break down.......just sucks for the guys I am hauling for, there bill just got higher..........LOL!!!!!!




That's exactly right, John. We all overload the trucks. Oh yea, they will pull a lot more than they say they will, but stopping is a whole nother story. Electric trailer brakes help a little, but not so much when you REALLY need them. The next trailer I buy will have electric over hydraulic brakes. Much more dependable system.
As far as brand of truck, they make different brands for a reason. I have always had better luck out of Ford trucks than Chevy. A lot of guys have better luck with Chevy or Dodge. It's all in what you are used to and like.
But in reality, now a days, I would say none are better than the others. But it is still fun to poke fun at each other! LMAO!!

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Originally posted by KY poorboy KY poorboy wrote:

Originally posted by ILGLEANER ILGLEANER wrote:

To each there own on these trucks, but I'm not into dudes, I drive a Chevy Any of these trucks will pull a lot more then they will stop !!!!! They all work, and they all break down.......just sucks for the guys I am hauling for, there bill just got higher..........LOL!!!!!!




That's exactly right, John. We all overload the trucks. Oh yea, they will pull a lot more than they say they will, but stopping is a whole not her story. Electric trailer brakes help a little, but not so much when you REAR need them. The next trailer I buy will have electric over hydraulic brakes. Much more dependable system.
As far as brand of truck, they make different brands for a reason. I have always had better luck out of Ford trucks than Chevy. A lot of guys have better luck with Chevy or Dodge. It's all in what you are used to and like.
But in reality, now a days, I would say none are better than the others. But it is still fun to poke fun at each other! LMAO!!

That is for sure !!!! That's why I drive ACs.   Dad always had ACs and Chevrolet trucks. I think that's why I drive them.
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That's probably why we all have the brands of trucks and tractors we have.

Glad you made it back home safely!
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Its all in a days work.
He who dies with the most toys is,
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No Allis tag on front of the Chevy??


Illinois says you HAVE to have a real plate on front and back.
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Originally posted by CTuckerNWIL CTuckerNWIL wrote:

Originally posted by CrestonM CrestonM wrote:

No Allis tag on front of the Chevy??

Illinois says you HAVE to have a real plate on front and back.
Same in WI. and you have to have the tag that is for THAT TRAILER, not like some people from out west do... LOL LOL Wink Wink
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My Ford pulls a trailer bigger than that lol.
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My Dad's 1996 Ford F-350 is a little squirrelly. With no load and going up a slight hill, I can floor the gas and it doesn't accelerate!
For instance, if I'm going 55 when I get to the hill, then when going up the hill I floor it, nothing happens until I start going down the hill. Phffft!!
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Mine is a 2001 F 250 diesel with a 7.3 L turbo 4x4. Does fine . i can pull my trailer with a Case 12-20 on it.
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