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SLICKRNSNOT
Reg. May 2006
Posted 2006-08-16 8:19 AM (#46710 - in reply to #46415)
Subject: RE: Chevy 2500 Duramax tow capacity



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Yup on the cheaper ! We looked at Chevy and Dodge,You are on about the seats,and Chevy wouldnt budge on the price, so got another ford.

Sometimes it's just about comfort and price,or price and comfort ? Oh well comes down to are you happy ? then that's all that matters.

I was looking at a friends Dodge before I purchased My Ford and when I was checkin out the new style mirrors the passenger side one fell off !!

Talk about feeling bad!!

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nanny
Reg. Mar 2006
Posted 2006-08-16 5:11 PM (#46769 - in reply to #46415)
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couldn't agree with you more. The duramax is an incredible engine and the allison transmission is unsurpassed, especially with the tow haul mode traveling downhill.....the braking is great. We will be buying a 2007 when they are available. We also drove Ford and Dodge. 
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SLICKRNSNOT
Reg. May 2006
Posted 2006-08-16 5:50 PM (#46774 - in reply to #46415)
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Yea Ford has that built in their transmission now.I realy like it it holds back great on steep grades.
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Spooler
Reg. Aug 2006
Posted 2006-08-20 2:59 PM (#46993 - in reply to #46415)
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You know,  I didn't see anyone mention the fact that pulling a big trailer with a SRW truck is not to wise because of the number of tires.  A 2500 will do just fine for most trailers.  It's just what if you have a blowout on a rear tire traveling 65 MPH.  Stick a fork in you because you are done.  I personlly would not want to be in the drivers seat if this happened. A DRW vehicle is the way to go if you haul a 30' or over trailer.  If you loose one tire you have one more left to safely get you out of harms way.

Just a thought.

 

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SLICKRNSNOT
Reg. May 2006
Posted 2006-08-21 9:36 AM (#47043 - in reply to #46993)
Subject: RE: Chevy 2500 Duramax tow capacity



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Originally written by Spooler on 2006-08-20 12:59 PM

You know,  I didn't see anyone mention the fact that pulling a big trailer with a SRW truck is not to wise because of the number of tires.  A 2500 will do just fine for most trailers.  It's just what if you have a blowout on a rear tire traveling 65 MPH.  Stick a fork in you because you are done.  I personlly would not want to be in the drivers seat if this happened. A DRW vehicle is the way to go if you haul a 30' or over trailer.  If you loose one tire you have one more left to safely get you out of harms way.

Just a thought.

 

Yup er dooo thats why I have 4 on thr rear.

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