New TV - Ecoboost F150 to 6.7 F250
So the time has come to say goodbye to my much enjoyed and much loved F150 Ecoboost, I've recently upgraded to a much larger travel trailer (close to 10k lbs loaded) and it was time to get an appropri...
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Hybridhunter wrote:I'm the same way. For example, I know 24V drills can drive 3" lag screws all day (and break your wrist), but I've never once needed to do that. On the other hand, I do have to lift the weight every time I use it. So I bought a 12V because it's the right tool for the job.The Eco will be operationally cheaper, a nicer drive, better ride, handling and braking, and quicker, while still being reasonable to buy, insure and park. And completely adequate as a TV and a DD.
I suppose some folks buy the biggest hammer on the shelf, and tolerate all its shortcomings, others prefer a tool that suits the task. I am in the latter category.
Same with my truck. I've never needed to tow 15k up a mountain, but I do need to drive it every day. So I went with a 1/2 ton gasser because it's the right tool for the job.
It still amazes me how grown men get into pissing contests about having the biggest and fastest. Didn't we get over that in high school?
-- Rob
