I don’t hate it. The power numbers are good. The payload is fairly average. I think most of the new trucks are ugly looking and they usually grow on me eventually.
We’ve had a few class C motor homes go through the shop with the new 7.3. When you first start them up the cold idle almost sounds a little rowdy. It’s kinda funny considering the average demographic of a class c buyer.
This guy was ordering a run of aluminum super single wheels.
https://expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/finally-direct-bolt-1-piece-aluminum-20x11-super-singles-f450-f550.203490/
L96/6l90e
My 2011 2500 has been reliable. I had to do exhaust manifold bolts due to an exhaust leak, and an o2 sensor. It keeps throwing a code for a bad cat which I don’t plan on doing anything about.
Ive owned it from 90k and now at 170k.
I was working on a new big fifth wheel that had no brakes. The transport guy was the one that pointed it out. I wasted some time on that one. Long story short they didn’t connect the axle wires(brakes) to anything. I found the brake wires tucked up into the underbelly.
With a variable load like that I would want it low and close to the axle. If you mount it too far forward or back your tongue weight is gonna fluctuate a lot.
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