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Re: Medium Duty Trucks [Re: Challenger 1] #2208697
12/06/16 01:57 PM
12/06/16 01:57 PM
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Thanks for explaining the shifting. I have driven a few miles in an old 1950's International truck that did not have synchronizers in the transmission. (Seems like it was a 5 speed transmission with a two speed axle) It would take some practice to master driving driving such a transmission.

A couple more questions for you guys. Are there any reasons against buying a truck with an automatic?

Is there much difference in the cost of driving a medium duty truck compared to the cost of a heavy duty 1 ton truck pulling a trailer?

Re: Medium Duty Trucks [Re: Challenger 1] #2209127
12/07/16 02:09 AM
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Originally Posted By Challenger 1
... Not to mention the oil leaky engine with it's hi pressure oil pump that does not last. 800 bucks for a hi pressure oil pump to fire the injectors and cause leaks.




That sounds like a 3126 Cat. Don't walk, run away from anything with a pos 3126.


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