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[doughboy81972]

hello all I figure that I would start this thread so we can all show off our TV's that do the burden work and then are forgoten once you get where you are going. so here is my 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 LB, EC, 2WD

Note from moderator,
Please keep pics to a max 640 width as a favor to those with smaller screens and dial up. "IF" you can not figure out how to make the pics smaller, post them, PM me or hit 'notify moderator' button, say you can not resize pics, and I aka blt2ski/Marty will go in and edit/fix.
Enjoy everyones pics
Marty

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[98silvz71]

Nevadastars wrote:
10 year old Dodge, but it's paid for..... 🙂

There is nothing wrong with that. That's what I hope to say about my truck. I plan on keeping it til it wears out. Right now my FIL has an 05 that he still tows with. Doesn't bother it at all. I had an 04 that I planned to do the same with but it developed some electrical gremlins so I had to get rid of it. Breaks my heart to this day.

[gopherslayer]

Dang flickr

[PershingD]

Nevadastars wrote:
10 year old Dodge, but it's paid for..... 🙂

Just bought a 20 year old Dodge. Long live the old iron! :B

[Nevadastars]

10 year old Dodge, but it's paid for..... 🙂

[mikakuja]

Our new to us TV, 2011 F250 4x4,6.2l gas 6spd auto with 4:30 gearing..
So far I am absolutely loving it, now to get it out for a maiden voyage with the trailer.

[FishOnOne]

01tundra wrote:

Nice rig...

[98silvz71]

DrBaker wrote:

B e a utiful truck. I love seeing these body style Chevys running down the road.

[wireman]

[01tundra]

[bshpilot]

duplicate

[DrBaker]

rowekmr wrote:
What's a flip kit?

Moving the axle over the leaf springs instead of under.

[rowekmr]

What's a flip kit?

[DrBaker]

rowekmr wrote:
What a badass stance for the truck. how did you accomplish that drop and what size are those rims?
I had a 3500 Dually with 7.4l and really enjoyed it.

DrBaker wrote:

For the front I have 3" spindles and 2" springs. The rear uses a flip kit. Wheels are 22.5" Alcoas.

[rowekmr]

What a badass stance for the truck. how did you accomplish that drop and what size are those rims?
I had a 3500 Dually with 7.4l and really enjoyed it.

DrBaker wrote:

[philaura]

Here is our 2017 Chevrolet Silverado LTZ 3500 CC Dually with the Allison/Duramax combo. It pulls a 2017 Genesis Supreme 32CR Toyhauler with 40 gallons of gas, 160 gallons of fresh water and 4 atvs for a total of around 15,000 lbs.
It is our forth trailer, our second toyhauler and our first fifth wheel. We have the Anderson Hitch and love it.
The Truck has under 2,000 miles and has only pulled for two camp trips. This is my first dually - my last truck was an 2008 GMC 3500 SLT EC 4x4 single rear wheel.
Pulling what we do, I will never go back to a single rear wheel. Smooth, easy, and effortless. I previously looked upon trucks as only a comfortable piece of machinery that will get the job done. After buying this truck, I can see how people fall in love with their truck. Drive it every chance I can.
Phil