What's up today (bullchiting) thread.

It's ok as a daily driver in Wyoming or Montana. Nowhere else populated though

 

Lake Michigan apparently went up 10" from April rains this year. That's great news.

 

Spring cleaning in the salt belt.

 

Surprised you don't have that thing strapped to an RC buggy!

 

I hadn't thought of it...

 

That’s a lot of water in that lake

 

I am really liking this free delivery thing!! Needed water softener salt and cleaner. Well before I drive 40 minutes 1 way is it in stock. Yup, would you like it delivered? How much free Well sure..

Need 10 quarts Mobil 1 from Walmart is 0-16 in stock (kids Toyotas) $50 do you want it delivered Free? Heck yeah with Toyota branded filters (warranty) for $8 each yup

 

Slow response.. here posted above 2x
My WiFi speed excess of gig so not on my end

 

FHC has been touch and go, on and off several times for me today.

 

On and off, for days now...week or more?

 

Well, sounds like you agree with the conclusion anyway.

I don't mind respectfully disagreeing, but I tried my best not to present preferences as facts. The TL;DR version: a long bed can carry more than a short bed, unless the load would max out on weight before filling a short bed. That's just a fact, there's no room for debate. But trucks come in so many configurations because not everyone has the same priorities.
But sometimes certain ones are unpopular enough that they're discontinued, and it sucks for the few who do still want them, but I get why it's hard to mass produce for every tiny niche.

My Ram has a 6'4" bed, and although it cost a little in aerodynamics, these heavy duty wooden sides and crossbars have increased the functionality of the truck tenfold. Double the volume for loose stuff like trash bags or demo debris and brush, a much more stable angle for overhanging 10' and 12' lengths, and I can balance 16' lumber with 5' over the roof and only 5' of rear overhang, and literally screw the boards to the crossbars. Not to mention I can screw scrap boards, pieces of plywood, or strap tie downs to the wooden structure anywhere I need to secure any given load. And I can still carry a fridge upright, unlike a cap.

 

I hate driving anything in malls or cities

 

According to our local news, its 800 billion gallons per inch between lake Michigan / Huron. The 10" rise is 8 trillion gallons.

 

City’s is relative, as our biggest and surrounding city’s suburbs is 120,000. It literally is at least a 6 point turn to go through bank drive thru, he parks and goes in

 

Yes

Yes

 

What about this? I'd be all in on this

 

That would make driving though optional regardless