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What IS a P/U Truck ??

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Before I waste my time on reading last nights/ this mornings reply's , a P/U  IMO is designed to haul CARGO and pull a load WinkWink !! If you want to haul 6 people and look like "big man on campus" at the grocery store, get a minivan LOLLOL 
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Originally posted by FREEDGUY FREEDGUY wrote:

Before I waste my time on reading last nights/ this mornings reply's , a P/U  IMO is designed to haul CARGO and pull a load WinkWink !! If you want to haul 6 people and look like "big man on campus" at the grocery store, get a minivan LOLLOL 
 
My wifes truck with the "useless" bed on it more than likely hauls as much cargo in its bed as your truck. So once again, its a good thing your opinion doesn't really count to anybody on here.
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Pickup trucks are Over Rated most often overloaded and under utilized, you want a REAL Cargo Hauling Truck then buy a Ton Dually with a Stake Bed.  Stop your crap of showing your less then prowess at understanding basics of society.
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FreeGas and his Tail Gate 2 x 4 buddies dont haul too much more than a chineese box saw for work, an old beat up hammer, and a case of beer... HE NEEDS A MINI VAN ! LOL
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Originally posted by ACFarmer ACFarmer wrote:

Originally posted by FREEDGUY FREEDGUY wrote:

Before I waste my time on reading last nights/ this mornings reply's , a P/U  IMO is designed to haul CARGO and pull a load WinkWink !! If you want to haul 6 people and look like "big man on campus" at the grocery store, get a minivan LOLLOL 
 
My wifes truck with the "useless" bed on it more than likely hauls as much cargo in its bed as your truck. So once again, its a good thing your opinion doesn't really count to anybody on here.
F250 SD 4x4, 9' service body WITH a ladder rack, STEP OFF buddy boy WinkWink
I've been into shops that refuse to put my "truck" on their lifts due to the weight (and it's NOT groceries) ClapClap


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Originally posted by DMiller DMiller wrote:

Pickup trucks are Over Rated most often overloaded and under utilized, you want a REAL Cargo Hauling Truck then buy a Ton Dually with a Stake Bed.  Stop your crap of showing your less then prowess at understanding basics of society.
What would a stake bed be good for ? I've been in a "dually" that got stuck on a wet flat driveway trying to pull a 14' trailer(I wasn't the driver) !!
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Overweight, Underpowered, Rust Buck that you and the Tail Gate 2 x 4 crew use to haul a chink  saw and a Case of BEER !!   GREAT !!   LOL


you have used up HALF of your load carry rating on the TOY BOX on the back !!


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Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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@steve(ill); Thanks for the reply. I have never seen one of those.
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re: I've been in a "dually" that got stuck on a wet flat driveway trying to pull a 14' trailer

even funnier, last early winter, guy dropping off 'fill' next door...gets stuck on LEVEL ground with 2-3 inches of snow.he locks up the rear ends and EIGHT wheels spin in unison and he STILL can't go anywhere..really was funny,almost grabbed a chain and tLil TOOT to pull him out..seems hot tires melt snow into water so ZERO traction. Had to shovel 'fill' under tires ,then he got out....

P/U truck now means Personal Use..so 2 bags of groceries and a hockey bag for the kid ....
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Originally posted by FREEDGUY FREEDGUY wrote:

Before I waste my time on reading last nights/ this mornings reply's , a P/U  IMO is designed to haul CARGO and pull a load WinkWink !! If you want to haul 6 people and look like "big man on campus" at the grocery store, get a minivan LOLLOL 
Do you even know what IMO means?  

Yeah, opinion, and obviously tens of  MILLIONS of people have a different one.  They buy what they want to buy, companies make what they think will sell.  You use your truck for what you want, let others drive what they want and use it how they wish.  If they aren't posing a danger, WTF difference should it make to you?  
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COME ON Tbone !!!. .........  He is an EXPERT at  "Tail Gate Information" .... him and the BROS spend all day taking about what OTHER PEOPLE should be doing.. If he spent his time WORKING, he would not have time to worry about others !  Wink
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Originally posted by steve(ill) steve(ill) wrote:

COME ON Tbone !!!. .........  He is an EXPERT at  "Tail Gate Information" .... him and the BROS spend all day taking about what OTHER PEOPLE should be doing.. If he spent his time WORKING, he would not have time to worry about others !  Wink
Yeah...LOL

Several different takes on this, but I think this is my favorite:
Expert, break it down into its root words.  And "ex" is a has been, a "spurt" is a drip under pressure.



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Tbone, i totally agree with you.  the manufacturers are making what people want and people spend on.  If there wasn't a profit to it, they wouldn't do it.  
That is the beauty of free entreprise,  manufacturers can make what the customers demand.  Thank goodness there isn't a gestapo in place like SOMEONE would like to keep us from having the products we desire.  Designs have changed a lot from even the truck that Sugarmaker is rebuilding, and that is because the made what customers have wanted over the years.

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Originally posted by FREEDGUY FREEDGUY wrote:

Originally posted by ACFarmer ACFarmer wrote:

Originally posted by FREEDGUY FREEDGUY wrote:

Before I waste my time on reading last nights/ this mornings reply's , a P/U  IMO is designed to haul CARGO and pull a load WinkWink !! If you want to haul 6 people and look like "big man on campus" at the grocery store, get a minivan LOLLOL 
 
My wifes truck with the "useless" bed on it more than likely hauls as much cargo in its bed as your truck. So once again, its a good thing your opinion doesn't really count to anybody on here.
F250 SD 4x4, 9' service body WITH a ladder rack, STEP OFF buddy boy WinkWink
I've been into shops that refuse to put my "truck" on their lifts due to the weight (and it's NOT groceries) ClapClap
 
F250LOLLOL Wow, such a big time hauling truck.... lmao!!! Must of been shops with car lifts and not truck lifts.
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   You sure they are talking about the Truck . 
He who dies with the most toys is,
nonetheless ,still dead.
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