Finally, the reason I bought the RAM.

[Hudsonhawk]

I know this is not a heavy load, especially compared to some of you out there. But this is the reason I own the Cummins. Man it is nice to have a truck more then capable of what you are using it for. Estimate is right around 5500 to 6000 lbs. total including trailer.



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[y-knot]

If you have ever been on the other side of the coin and had a truck under powered for the job, you really can appreciate the Cummins. I have been their and will never go back to that way of life. The ability to pull with almost no effort is wonderful, you truly can never have too much power, it is impossible. Running around empty the truck seems to have endless power, with only the slightest amount of accelerator pedal input needed. I love these trucks.

 

[Boomer II]

Didn't you post a pic on Outdoor Adventure of your rig? I guess you did, I'm RedRocker over there.

 

[Hudsonhawk]

Yes, I posted on OAG too. I did not know you were in Lewisville. Heck I am about half a mile from the Lewisville City Limits in Carrollton.

 

[Boomer II]

Then I reckon we need to get together and talk Jeeps and trucks. Have you met Tim? We've been friends for a long time.

 

[Hudsonhawk]

Sounds like a plan, If TIm is local then No, I probalby do not know him.

 

[bmoeller]

The ability to pull with almost no effort is wonderful, you truly can never have too much power, it is impossible. Running around empty the truck seems to have endless power, with only the slightest amount of accelerator pedal input needed. I love these trucks.

As Jackie Gleason used to say, "How sweet it is. " The Cummins kicks gas.

 

[jkalchik]

I hear ya... ...



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I towed a friend's Jeep from Indiana out to Moab, UT to go wheeling a couple of weeks ago. Not going back to gas. No way, no how.