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All I need now is a larger trailer
A "REAL" Truck
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A "REAL" Truck
by Bill E Bob » Tue Aug 21, 2012 10:32 am
Finally upgraded from this:
To this:
All I need now is a larger trailer
To this:
All I need now is a larger trailer
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Re: A "REAL" Truck
by Bob Perry » Tue Aug 21, 2012 10:57 am
Nice! Best of luck with the new truck !
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Re: A "REAL" Truck
by Rudi » Tue Aug 21, 2012 8:47 pm
Nice Ferd 
My brother-in-law Ray has a F-150 Lariat. Some nice.
My brother-in-law Ray has a F-150 Lariat. Some nice.Confusion breeds Discussion which breeds Knowledge which breeds Confidence which breeds Friendship
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Re: A "REAL" Truck
by Yogie » Tue Aug 21, 2012 8:58 pm
Very nice ride Bill, truth be known I think the picture show his and hers. 
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Re: A "REAL" Truck
by VinceD » Tue Aug 21, 2012 9:26 pm
Congrats. Beautiful truck. I love my F-150 Supercrew. Enjoy!!!
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Re: A "REAL" Truck
by Bill E Bob » Wed Aug 22, 2012 5:11 am
Bob, Tezell, Rudi:
Thanks for the comments guys!
Vince:
How's yours holding up? Haven't had mine long enough yet, however, for a 5.0L we're getting 20.9 ave.
Yogie:
You SURE pegged that one
Speaking from experience 
Thanks for the comments guys!
Vince:
How's yours holding up? Haven't had mine long enough yet, however, for a 5.0L we're getting 20.9 ave.
Yogie:
You SURE pegged that one
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Re: A "REAL" Truck
by John *.?-!.* cub owner » Wed Aug 22, 2012 8:34 am
Nice looking rig, but now you do not have an excuse to take along the extra people you did not want to in the first place. What is the trailer capacity for the new one. It is in the manual if you are not sure.
What is the trailer capacity for the new one. It is in the manual if you are not sure."The Constitution is not an instrument for the government
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Re: A "REAL" Truck
by Mr E » Wed Aug 22, 2012 8:44 am
Also, be aware you may have started a "chain reaction".
When you get a bigger trailer, then you may want a still bigger truck to pull it and the load; which will then mean you need a bigger trailer..................................
When you get a bigger trailer, then you may want a still bigger truck to pull it and the load; which will then mean you need a bigger trailer..................................
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Re: A "REAL" Truck
by Pony Master » Wed Aug 22, 2012 2:50 pm
Mr E wrote:Also, be aware you may have started a "chain reaction".
When you get a bigger trailer, then you may want a still bigger truck to pull it and the load; which will then mean you need a bigger trailer..................................
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Re: A "REAL" Truck
by Bill E Bob » Wed Aug 22, 2012 4:30 pm
John *.?-!.* cub owner wrote:Nice looking rig, but now you do not have an excuse to take along the extra people you did not want to in the first place.
Says 7000# It's set up for towing and wired for trailer brakes as well, just need to get a controller (more money
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Re: A "REAL" Truck
by VinceD » Wed Aug 22, 2012 6:52 pm
Bill, I have a 2009, bought new, now has 82,000 miles and not one mechanical issue. I had the recommended maintenance done when due. I average 20+ on the highway. We are thinking about buying a 2013 when they come out.
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Re: A "REAL" Truck
by Mr Ziffel » Sat Aug 25, 2012 12:30 am
Beautiful,
Arnold wants to know if he can go for a ride .
Arnold wants to know if he can go for a ride .
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Re: A "REAL" Truck
by dgrapes59 » Sat Aug 25, 2012 9:13 am
Great Choice... but then I am a bit bias.....
I had a '06 King Ranch Super Crew and put over 200K miles on it with only routine maintence. It had the 5.4 engine and the mileage was my only concern with the truck (guess around 15 most of the time). I replaced it with a '12 the end of March this year and already have over 15K on it. I went with the 3.5 eco-boost, it actually has a little greater towing capacity and torque than the 5.0 V8 now offered, I believe it is 9,800, the King Ranch has the tow package including the brake controller. I hauled a cub a couple hundred miles, with a cub cadet in the bed, and didn't really know it was there. It is a sweet running machine and I have seen over 22 mpg on a trip!
I absolutely love mine, I hope you have as good an experience as I have,
I had a '06 King Ranch Super Crew and put over 200K miles on it with only routine maintence. It had the 5.4 engine and the mileage was my only concern with the truck (guess around 15 most of the time). I replaced it with a '12 the end of March this year and already have over 15K on it. I went with the 3.5 eco-boost, it actually has a little greater towing capacity and torque than the 5.0 V8 now offered, I believe it is 9,800, the King Ranch has the tow package including the brake controller. I hauled a cub a couple hundred miles, with a cub cadet in the bed, and didn't really know it was there. It is a sweet running machine and I have seen over 22 mpg on a trip!
I absolutely love mine, I hope you have as good an experience as I have,
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Re: A "REAL" Truck
by Josh Blair » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:48 pm
especially awesome! we know what chevy stands for!
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