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Re: dually truck need or ego?
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Posted by paul on May 31, 2001 at 00:18:01 from (209.23.145.41):
In Reply to: dually truck need or ego? posted by rhudson on May 30, 2001 at 19:58:42:
Well, I've never driven a dually pickup, but maybe should have some experience with that brain surgery.... Anyhow, just want to add, if those western states get colder than you are accustomed to, a dually is just miserable on snow or ice - or mud I guess. When it is unloaded that is - less lbs/square inch of tire means more spinning - if this is an issue for you. For the trailer, it's probably a big benefit that outweighs this. I'll turn it back to those who know something about the subject... --->Paul
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