Broken Frame on a RAM 3500
You may have seen pics of this truck and camper floating around the interwbez for the last few weeks. Here's an article about it that was published earlier today. Broken Frame on a RAM 3500
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^Yup seen all those. I’m on the internet too. Not an exclusive issue with Dodge. In fact by the sheer (lack of) numbers for any of the brands, and the obvious clues with some of them, that defects may or could be responsible for some failures, and that overloading, corrosion and blatant abuse are responsible for the majority.
For example that grungy white Ram dually. That’s a Northern Alberta oil sands work rig.
Nothing more needs to be said about that….
I’m sure many of the speculators and hecklers here (and the rest of the internet since the Baja guy is now famous) DONT have a broad, lengthy or varied experiences using light duty trucks at or over their rated “capacities” even randomly, much less, frequently.
The old adage “stay in your lane” seems to be appropriate here when trying to speculate.
For example that grungy white Ram dually. That’s a Northern Alberta oil sands work rig.
Nothing more needs to be said about that….
I’m sure many of the speculators and hecklers here (and the rest of the internet since the Baja guy is now famous) DONT have a broad, lengthy or varied experiences using light duty trucks at or over their rated “capacities” even randomly, much less, frequently.
The old adage “stay in your lane” seems to be appropriate here when trying to speculate.
