Most useful accessory?
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From: Allen, Tx
Frame mounted on-board air compressor and tank with air hose quick connect.
Very useful for:
Airing up tires on truck and/or trailer
Airing up the spare tire because its always low when you need it
Filling up suspension airbags
Driving ARB air locker (don't have one yet)
Driving a Grover air horn
Blowing dirt and crap out of the sparkplug recesses when changing sparkplugs
Driving air shocks
Filling up air matresses, bike and dolly tires, soccer ***** etc...
Very useful for:
Airing up tires on truck and/or trailer
Airing up the spare tire because its always low when you need it
Filling up suspension airbags
Driving ARB air locker (don't have one yet)
Driving a Grover air horn
Blowing dirt and crap out of the sparkplug recesses when changing sparkplugs
Driving air shocks
Filling up air matresses, bike and dolly tires, soccer ***** etc...
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From: houston
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From: Lyndonville, Vermont
Plow and winch and massive homade rear bumper to get rid of that ford POS on the back of the truck..
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From: Berkshires Western Ma
Hows bout most un-Useful
My backup sensor,(in all fairness, driver the problem) got so used to the beeping , so far backed into my house, truck $1400.00 rear damage, house $800.00 damage. Telephone pole won this one, truck $2,200.00 rear and 1/4 panel damage, pole no damage Most useful, have to say $250.00 detuctable on Collision insurance, glad its not 1,000. 
Last edited by BerkshireCoverit; Dec 3, 2005 at 06:16 AM. Reason: spelling
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Mountain Pass
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Plainville, MA
Originally Posted by BerkshireCoverit
My backup sensor,(in all fairness, driver the problem) got so used to the beeping , so far backed into my house, truck $1400.00 rear damage, house $800.00 damage. Telephone pole won this one, truck $2,200.00 rear and 1/4 panel damage, pole no damage Most useful, have to say $250.00 detuctable on Collision insurance, glad its not 1,000.
Good ideas so far, though. Has anyone added a rear step to get into the bed?
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From: Berkshires Western Ma
Added Note: from a safe driver
Would you beleive all these backing up smach-em-ups coming from a Big Rig driver of 25 years without 1 single chargeable accident or 0 backups accidents and without a backup sensor.
