I think this was a little much. Around 4600 pounds of wheat in the two bags.

 

[QUOTE=gots_a_sol;15702309]Ex broked. Rescued by the work truck.

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Not sure if this is working or not...

 

My other half is the parts manager for our local Ford dealer (along with Toyota, Jeep and Dodge) and I can tell you that Ford as an entity has hands down the worst customer service in the biz... With that said I'm on my 3rd Super Duty and I love'em...

 

Did they soften up the springs that much in the newer trucks or is that wheat a whole lot heavier than 4600 lbs??? My 06 F350 just starts touching the overload springs at 3500lbs and doesn't move a whole lot after that.
Regardless that's a very nice looking truck!

 

Little end of the year shot

 

This is why I own I Ram now ........ I'm sure its temporary but still.....

I wonder if you can sneak in a pic of that Jeep here..... I wont mind

 

Thanks.

I have never owned a Ford before this pickup. Always had Chevys before this so I don't know what to think of the springs on the rear. I am confident in the weight of the wheat though. I suppose it could have been as much as 5,000 pounds but if I remember right they only charged me for 38 bushels per bag at 60 pounds per bushel and I doubt they under charged me.

So far it has treated me very well. I enjoy it quite a bit. It now has slightly over 150,000 miles on it. I suspect I'll be running it out to 250,000 plus.

 

Loaded to the hilt with stuff for the dump.. Decided to keep the chevy last minute though.

 

You mean this Jeep? If so, sure no problem

 

Very Bad cj chum, thx for that...... it must be a rush to drive

 

Yesser, it gets your adrenaline flowing at times for sure. This was just a little "poser" shot... Just did a 4 link coil conversion on the rear and its awesome. This was actually the first trail after doing it.

And thank you.

 

After checking out your Jp I searched the auto trader up here but theres nothing decent
thx for sharing

 

I just saw where you are from... Some friends of mine live in Orillia and have a Scrambler... They have come down for my even twice, great folks.

 

Sharp looking for a XL

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