150k Miles In 131 Days, 08 F450○
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I just got back from test driving a new F-350 King Ranch and I must say, I am still drooling. That truck really changed my mind on them. When i get back from Iraq I know there will be a new 6.4L King Ranch in my driveway. If only prices werent so high there would be one in the driveway right now.
Kyle
Kyle
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I tend to disagree, all the big 3 trucks are way underrated, I know an 06 dodge that belongs to a site member with 110k if I'm not mistaken and I know for a fact it has grossed well of 40k for at least half that. I am only at 40k on the millage side but the only time my "underrated" truck moves is to pull loads never under 30k. It was no doubt a good test, but I think they could stretch its legs more and really see what its got. Just my .02
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emp1134 (08-11-2007)
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I tend to disagree, all the big 3 trucks are way underrated, I know an 06 dodge that belongs to a site member with 110k if I'm not mistaken and I know for a fact it has grossed well of 40k for at least half that. I am only at 40k on the millage side but the only time my "underrated" truck moves is to pull loads never under 30k. It was no doubt a good test, but I think they could stretch its legs more and really see what its got. Just my .02
heres some pics from the other day. to back up what cashwheel said. truck is 8960lbs full of fuel and gear. trailer is 9k empty. hay is at least 1k per bale(23 bales) now I know this is way beyond what dodge rates the truck for. The only problems I have had with the truck have been. 1 clutch due the duel mass flywheel cracking, 1 a/c compressor and lines, all rear driveline u-joints, u-joints in the cardon joint on the front drivline, 1 upper idler pulley, and 1 IPM(integrated power module) under warranty for not getting power to the right brake light in the trailer plug.
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