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Thought I would share why my avatar looks like an urban paint job. One of my game cameras snapped this shot just after dark as I was circling my perimeter road on my land. The green became white and the black stayed as is and the brown became grey. I thought it was pretty cool looking.

Uh oh. Better be careful. I was a Ford guy raised in a Ford family (they still are as they havn't tested different waters) until I got my first Chevy 30 years ago. Never looked back. I guess they're all the same if one just puts gas in and goes, but if you work on your own stuff, that Chevy is...

Gotta agree with the last part of that on all U.S. made vehicles. They made quality vehicles before the regs but their hands were tied. They were all stuck in a groove of building power and a nice heavy vehicle and then slammed with environmental regulations with no idea on what to do or what...

Congrats! Nice looking beast.

Now if he were to answer that question, wouldn't that be an infraction?????? Just speaking (asking) from experience.

Ok. Thanks. That really makes sense. I have spray can of white lithium grease, so I will hit it with that.

Ok. Good to know. Am tearing into that tomorrow. I will use the other side as my template as I want to clean both sides up and repack them with grease.

You got me wondering about my gears now. This seems to shift way later than my civy '86 3/4 ton with same transmission and an NP208C2 transfer case. Heck, that thing is in high gear at 18 mph (not a bit of exaggeration) and this wont hit high gear until 24 mph, feathering the throttle on both...

Aint that for sure. I always had a habit of driving any truck slow, but this beast makes slow, not only look good, but sound darn good too. Love that noisy Detroit!

Hello everyone. I finally picked me up the truck I have wanted for years. Had several civy Chevy trucks but always drooled when I'd see one of these units going down the road, or sitting in someone's driveway. This is the real McCoy built for durability and longevity. I remember when I was...

Got a light load hauled in yesterday. My sand dune turned green!

That is one heck of a lot of truck! Very nice machine.

Now I have a better idea how much weight the bed is capable of holding. This photo is of 4.7 ton of RAP (recycled asphault product). I could tell the weight was there, but barely.

Thinking I should just start a new thread to see everyone's beasts at work.

Maybe I should contact my township and county to be put on a "if needed" list for snow removal. They can send me a 1099 for all I care!

Y'all are making these automatic trans seem tougher than I ever pictured.

Wow. Thats a jag!

Nice to know. The clay was damp but not wet so I must have been kind to her. I did put it in low range with one load as it was struggling since I was backed into a low spot. As soon as I pulled on level I put it back in high range.

Thanks to contributors of this thread. Just ordered 10.