Duramax
When you're cruising at 75 mph,,,,passing everyone,,, uphill,,, with camper in tow,,,, and you look down and notice the rpm's are at 1800,,,, you say to yourself "Self, buying a Duramax dually was a good decision".
Forum Discussion
- Jamesu wrote..."So thankful for my Diesel engine and it's comprehension brake" ...
You know, I think there might be a market for something like that.... spoon059 wrote:
COLOR4x4ord wrote:
Just hold on.....I guess when I arrive at the service counter both Joe and I would agree that I brought my truck in.....but when I get home my wife would straighten me out and tell me, "no you took your truck in". No wonder I hated English.
I think a lot of it depends upon what colour of truck you own.4x4ord wrote:
Just hold on.....I guess when I arrive at the service counter both Joe and I would agree that I brought my truck in.....but when I get home my wife would straighten me out and tell me, "no you took your truck in". No wonder I hated English.
I think a lot of it depends upon what colour of truck you own.trail-explorer wrote:
4x4ord wrote:
trail-explorer wrote:
4x4ord wrote:
About 20 years ago I brought ...
Took.
I am almost certain that I took it out of my garage and brought it to the dealership.:)
If you were at home, you took it to the dealer, not brought.
If you were at the dealership, and your truck got there by someone else "bringing" it to you, then they "brought" it to you.
I want to make sure I understand this. So...if I make an appointment, it would be proper for them to ask if I can bring it in on, say, Tuesday. So now do I bring it in or take it in?
If I am understanding this correctly, Joe Service Guy at the dealership would say I brought the truck in for its appointment but I would say no, I took my my truck in for its appointment and we would both be right.
Just hold on.....I guess when I arrive at the service counter both Joe and I would agree that I brought my truck in.....but when I get home my wife would straighten me out and tell me, "no you took your truck in". No wonder I hated English.Huntindog wrote:
" At this point, what difference does it make? "
This is an RV forum. Not a grammar forum. My expectations here are not for perfect grammar, but knowledge pertaining to RVs.... If I cared about grammar perfection, I would be hanging out at a forum for that.
It's the RV.net tow vehicle forums... you have to argue just to argue. I say kudos to whomever it was to find something new to argue about. Its gonna be a long winter of bickering over brands and weight classes... at least an argument over grammar is a slight change;)trail-explorer wrote:
" At this point, what difference does it make? "4x4ord wrote:
trail-explorer wrote:
4x4ord wrote:
About 20 years ago I brought ...
Took.
I am almost certain that I took it out of my garage and brought it to the dealership.:)
If you were at home, you took it to the dealer, not brought.
If you were at the dealership, and your truck got there by someone else "bringing" it to you, then they "brought" it to you.
This is an RV forum. Not a grammar forum. My expectations here are not for perfect grammar, but knowledge pertaining to RVs.... If I cared about grammar perfection, I would be hanging out at a forum for that.- Cool. I'll take that as a lesson in humility and grammar both.
4x4ord wrote:
trail-explorer wrote:
4x4ord wrote:
About 20 years ago I brought ...
Took.
I am almost certain that I took it out of my garage and brought it to the dealership.:)
If you were at home, you took it to the dealer, not brought.
If you were at the dealership, and your truck got there by someone else "bringing" it to you, then they "brought" it to you.- Best video ever!
Fast forward to 4:50 for the good stuff.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_E0LYU0AYG8
