buickanddeere
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Duallys don't sink into the grass and leave ruts. Because they don't have enough traction to make it into wet ground from damp ground.
Yes they do. I've ruts in front of one house in Mississippi because I tried to drive my dually across a wet flat lawn with nothing in the back. Had to put it in 4WD to get out.Duallys don't sink into the grass and leave ruts. Because they don't have enough traction to make it into wet ground from damp ground.
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I haven't looked at Dodge but both GM and Ford cannot pull eight tons with a gas dually except one regular cab model, and that barely makes it.
Pretty clear, for eight tons, I need a diesel dually to be safe. $65K for a new truck. yikes...
and the interior of the Chevy hasn't even changed for this year, maybe next. Good reason to buy a two or three year old one if findable.