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Saw this on Facebook the other day. Ford dealer posted it up. Said the guy traded it in on a new truck. Original engine and transmission according to the post. Said the gentleman was getting an oil change every 2 weeks!!! Early build 2011 I believe.
Wow, that's 500 miles every day for 5 years. 7 days a week. That's nuts. He averaged 3400 miles a week, I only average 1200 a week and I feel like I live in that truck....there is no way my wife and kids would allow me to be on the road that much.
Oh no,couldn't be. Must have had a factory installed Cummins to get that mileage.. That is insane. Spent more time at operating temp than not. I heard thru the vine that while miles/hours wear the engine,the heat cycles of us everyday type drivers contribute as much if not more. I seen one the fellas over in 6litre forum that had a 800k± 6.0.
Wow, that's 500 miles every day for 5 years. 7 days a week. That's nuts. He averaged 3400 miles a week, I only average 1200 a week and I feel like I live in that truck....there is no way my wife and kids would allow me to be on the road that much.
Using these numbers, they were 1 year and 5 weeks from going over 1M. I can't remember the last vehicle that I drove past 100,000 miles but if I made to 800,000+, I would certainly want to see 1M. I didn't make it to 50,000 on the last few but 1M would be sweet.
My theory on having warranty coverage (ESP or MBI) would be a challenge with this many miles too.
This was posted in another thread. 806K. Waiting to see what the person got at trade-in at Midway Ford. (They didn't put the city and there are a few "midway fords" out there.
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That is insane. Spent more time at operating temp than not. I heard thru the vine that while miles/hours wear the engine,the heat cycles of us everyday type drivers contribute as much if not more. I seen one the fellas over in 6litre forum that had a 800k± 6.0. 
