So, if you know me I’m not real tech savvy. These are my YouTube accounts with some truck stuff
I don’t know how to send a link
So, if you know me I’m not real tech savvy. These are my YouTube accounts with some truck stuff
I don’t know how to send a link
First account: superoffduty - YouTube
Second account: William Page - YouTube
Got your back @Innocentbystander
If I were to choose any truck for a set up it’d be like the utility trucks that you run @Innocentbystander. I can’t think of any truck that is more ideal for what we do.
I found a 2011 Chevy 2500HD utility truck with 130K for $8900 but it’s too soon for me to snag one. I liked it.
Is that white tank your water tank? What size is that it?
it’s a water tank. 65 gallons. That’s an old pic. I haven’t had a Vanguard in probably 5 or 6 years.
In your experience, what are the biggest advantages/disadvantages of utility/service truck vs flatbed vs regular pick up style (like pictured above)??? I’m getting ready to move from trailer to truck and in the process of looking for a truck right now.
Tons more room on a service truck. I mean, a lot more room. I’ve got a flatbed and was looking at putting a service bed on it but I’m not really sure hope much l longer I want to be in business
Poor fella, im sorry lol
They suck worse than fresh coffee
Do you have a good source for used service trucks, or do you just shop around?
I rather have you fix me a dried up chicken supper you like than put a key in a V twin honda.
Just wait until you have to keep bending the spring clips back on the air cleaner to get rid of the rattle on the lid lol
Just shop around. I bought three in 48 hours when the flood took me out a few years ago.
Just think of all the hot dogs you could store in all of the compartments.
That’s janky af, the choke has a tab secured by a small bolt. Pull the clip and bend the center up and reinstall it. The choke will then stay put.