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@JonO387 I drive truck and I can tell you that Rick is correct. I drive a grain trailer with a pup, so I'm not an 18 wheeler, I'm a 26 wheeler. You better bet your ass that when ANYONE gets behind the wheel of a big rig (rookies to masters) they are CONSTANTLY watching what the other drivers are ...

@ChryslerVans Hahaha I burst out laughing when I read this. So damn true!

"I LOST A SHOE! FUCK!!" lmao

@flguy32501 My Legacy has the same, if not lower, clearance as your Audi. You don't need clearance in sand, you need low tire pressure. Trust me, I go driving out on sand dunes every weekend. I know a thing or two about sand driving.

@DuraBurbinc Ahh I didn't even think about that. The Escalade's don't have low range, correct? So do you swap in the transfer case from the donor truck?

I've got one argument to settle ALL "cummins vs powerstroke" debates. Which engine company do you seen under the hood of many 18 wheelers? Cummins. Which engine company do you see in a lot of heavy equipment? Cummins. Point proven, thank you.

Wait just one minute here. In the beginning when that fatass is talking about shellfish vs. being a fag he is quick to point out that the dietary laws were in the old testament and that we should ignore those laws because the new testament says differently. HOWEVER; the same fatass later in the v...

Absolutely incredible. Very good job!!

@JoeBologna1520 because the amp clears up the music and makes it play much louder. Music that's run through an amp sounds sooo much better than being played straight from the mp3 player. The difference is unreal.

@cobalt120 All three axles can receive power in this setup. The rear of this LR is identical to that of a semi truck. Both do receive power, but there is a differential BETWEEN the 2 axles to split the power between them. It's called a power divider. There isn't a "second transfer case." In the v...

@MrWayneguitars That's a PTO driven snow-thrower. The PTO is in the rear of the tractor.

That's not a 30 foot container. It's 53 feet.

HAHAHAHA!! LOL

The idea behind the hand-wheel that Uhaul has is that it can fit both the 1-7/8 and 2 inch hitch balls. With as many customers as Uhaul has, not everyone is going to have the same size hitch. The wheel tightens around whichever size ball you have. Uhaul also states that it's IMPOSSIBLE to over ti...