Help - new truck considerations!

[Fatboy666]

Originally Posted by Lloyd

That's not true for all of us.

Sure it is. I've had both.

[Lloyd]

Originally Posted by Fatboy666

Sure it is. I've had both.

Like I said, it's not true for all of us!
I've had both also.

[LeBo]

X 2 Lloyd V10 Gaser!

[Bert]

Originally Posted by anaro

Just remember once you go diesel, you never want to go gas again!

[mike06081969]

Originally Posted by DavisK

It is for a lot of us. Maybe it should be, "Once you go Duramax, you never want to go gas again."

The only reason I can see to buy a Duramax is that you don't need a truck. Go Powerstroke!

[avvidclif]

[mikefarm]

Originally Posted by DavisK

It is for a lot of us. Maybe it should be, "Once you go Duramax, you never want to go gas again."

Hey now... Lol

[Tim D]

I keep wavering about a new truck. Because I really need one or just want one I am not sure. Not sure I really want or need a diesel. I did look at a 2011 F-250 with a 6.2 gas engine. It is a really pretty truck and actually even matches the camper. Opinions welcome.

[RADMiller]

Ford 6.7 PSD.... my two cents, had both, won't go back to gas to pull anything. What's a "duramax"?? I never heard diesel and Chevrolet in the same sentence that could pull anything....other than a muscle or two when you have to push it

[jererp]

Besides all the power when towing with a diesel, the greatest benefit is being able to pull into truck stops to fuel up. Most gas stations are not configured for maneuvering through it when towing. I added an aux. fuel tank, and only have to stop once a day to fill up when traveling long distances.

[Bert]

I've thought about the auxiliary tank. But right now I've improved my towing MPG's by 30% and my tank is 20% larger. So I'm as happy as can be . I have been looking into some aftermarket replacement tanks that can give me an additional 20 gallons or more.
Another big difference I found with going from a 1500 to a 3500 is stopping. Stopping is even more important than going.