2500 or 3500 what's the major difference?
I am looking at new trucks. It seems most new trucks on the lots are 2500. If you want to tow or have a HD truck wouldn't you want a 3500. Most of the trucks are equipped with a diesel and a 2500 cha...
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JIMNLIN wrote:fla-gypsy wrote:
Having spent 30 years administering industrial safety compliance programs I will respectfully decline to accept your opinion of what the difference is and defer to what the manufacturer states in writing the established ratings for the product they sell are. We call that hazard recognition and risk avoidance and it is the ONLY proven and acceptable data available. Everything else is opinion and worth diddly squat.
Your way off the track here.
If you believe in mfg rating then why don't you read Fords spec sheets clicky I made above that backs up what ricatic, myself and others have all ready found out and have shown in our replies pertaining to the OP post of 250/350 major differences.
Or you can continue to stick your head in the sand and continue making ignorant remarks about other folks as arm chair engineers which doesn't help the OP find the differences he is asking for.
Simply read the OP question and give a informed answer. If you can't read Fords specs sheets then ask some one to read the for you.
Look who's being ignorant? The maker says this is what the product is designed to do and you and a couple of other AE's say otherwise because your smarter than the engineering team that designed it. Based on your approach the American worker and their employers could do anything they THINK is OK. That wouldn't end well for either. Believe what you want but some of us know better because we have seen the consequences of ignoring ratings and warnings.
