Gas vs PSD
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From: Spokane, WA
Man, that is such a good point! Ignore my statement. You mom is so fat, she... uh, is just fat! haha
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Depending on which side she rides on, it makes the truck pull to that side!
When she rides up front, we use the front loader on the tractor to get her in, and load binders to strap her in since the seat belts are too short! For these trips I have to air the tires up an extra 15psi on that side to compensate for the extra weight.
My momma is my number one supplier of bio-fuel!
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2 most lift gates can only take 1,500 pounds, I would not even try that with your momma.
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From: Jessup, PA
When you use my truck to pull that trailer around, I'll make sure to put "not for hire" on it; this way you won't need a CDL.
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Some have reached an agreement that you need a PSD to haul your momma, along with the tailgate lift to get her in the bed. Do you leave the cattle racks on all the time, or do you just install them when she needs to ride?
Depending on which side she rides on, it makes the truck pull to that side!
When she rides up front, we use the front loader on the tractor to get her in, and load binders to strap her in since the seat belts are too short! For these trips I have to air the tires up an extra 15psi on that side to compensate for the extra weight.
My momma is my number one supplier of bio-fuel!
Depending on which side she rides on, it makes the truck pull to that side!
When she rides up front, we use the front loader on the tractor to get her in, and load binders to strap her in since the seat belts are too short! For these trips I have to air the tires up an extra 15psi on that side to compensate for the extra weight.
My momma is my number one supplier of bio-fuel!
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From: Rogue River, Oregon
I hate to inject some truck talk here, but how accurate is everyone's fuel gage? I know my truck (SB) has a 29 gallon tank, but when I filled up today, it had just over 1/4 showing on the gauge, yet 14 gallons (less than 1/2 tank) brought it up to full. Is everyone's about the same or have you noticed?
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Sand-man, my truck isn't that off, but I've seen lots of vehicles where that's common.
I think when mine's on 1/4 it takes around 19 or 20. Probably not worth fixing, I'd just make sure it's consistent and wait longer to fill up.
I think when mine's on 1/4 it takes around 19 or 20. Probably not worth fixing, I'd just make sure it's consistent and wait longer to fill up.
