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A friend of mine delivers trailers, mostly goosenecks, for a living. He has gone from Ram 3500s to 4500s and now 5500s because of the...

Back to some field mowing yesterday. Got home 8PM. Here’s some steep country. It’s a relief to hit some flat ground….. Next...

I check the tires going on my vehicles before they mount them. If they are more than 6 months old, they don't go on my vehicles at the...

You better get the new tires. While you’re getting that done, it is customary to flush and replace the blinker fluid. The same shop can...

That replace at 6 years “rule” from the manufacture date, is the entire tire industry helping their sales. As if the tire is perfectly...

They’re all like that. I had a zipper sidewall failure on a practically new Goodyear “Grizz” Ag tire and they gave me the runaround for...

Probably because aircraft tires are manufactured differently with higher quality materials.

Another indicator of too much fuel in the crankcase can also be oil/fuel mixture coming out of the breather tube.

Figured as much. My exhaust brake and tow haul mode pretty much make get rid of the need for service brakes.

I think the gas Cummins would be a first for gas engine brake. I don't think there is a gas exhaust brake even.

You're doubting correctly. Rams have exhaust brakes, and quite effective ones, but that's entirely different from a Jake brake.

I use to let the in-laws cut it for hay BUT HUNDREDS of Gopher Rats took over my home, barns, sheds, vehicles & poultry houses. So I...

I wouldn’t think the PS pump would have enougha capacity to affect the engine in a serious way and if it was low, his power steering...

I think you might have anti freeze leaking by. Could be cavitation. White smoke is usually coolant. Have you checked your coolant level?

Exactly. I run a Mack Pinnacle at work with a Mack MP 8 engine. Exhaust is so quiet you can barely hear the engine Jake brake.