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The Rubber Duck 006

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  1. Yes Sir it was a 1986 GMC General with lap belts and Air Actuated Windshield Wipers. It was a heavy haul truck we used to moved our logging equipment around with. I was around 22 or 23 yrs old back then hahaha loved driving that ol beast
  2. Drove an 86 GMC General Yeats ago for a logging Company. The original drivers Seat wore out. Instead of replacing it with a factory low back some yahoo put in a high back fit all trucks kinda seat!!! Needless to say you couldn't run alot of air in the seat cause the steering wheel would rub your stomach.
  3. Welcome Aboard Driva!!
  4. Milo says We'll just KEEP ON TRUCKIN' TO avoid all the Drama Llama's......As I told my Dispatcher the other day "Have Truck Driven by The Rubber Duck Will Travel"
  5. I'll take them ALLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!
  6. That's a Slick lookin Truck.....Kinda like a Superliner and a CH613 Had a Kid.....Sweet
  7. Wife drives a 2018 Ford Edge Titanium. I own a 2001 Ford F250 XL Super Duty with a 7.3 Power Stroke its currently parked due to some issues and high diesel prices lol. My daily is the 1976 Chevrolet Cheyenne C20
  8. And here I am at 36 and hate working on or attempting to work on vehicles that don't have a Carb or throttle body injection. 🤔 that's why I own a 1976 Chevrolet Cheyenne C20 I can work on it myself
  9. Be even funnier if the dog was a husky!!!
  10. Yes Sir that is true. I was blessed to grow up with a Grandfather that was a mechanic and what he didn't know he read about and passed his knowledge on to me. Most of what I know on these big trucks I've learned by experience or asked. That quote for me is more a joke than anything. I usually say it after I've figured something out and fixed it right or helped a friend out fixing their stuff. It's also more of a " I don't claim to know it all or be a professional" kinda thing as well.
  11. That's a big plus....I'm the same way....as Lynrd Skynrd Said "I know little....Baby we can guess The rest"
  12. I doubt this person will see this but it popped up that it hadn't been answered yet so I thought I'd kindly oblige.
  13. No that's what you call having parts built to last and work for a long time lol
  14. Not worth it!!! If you get caught it's 10,000 per Deleted truck to the shop plus I believe 30,000 fine initially. Also NO dealers will touch a Deleted truck and I believe it's also a 10-15 thousand dollar fine to you as a Deleted truck owner.
  15. Like Peterbilt with their latest Frankenstein. That 589 is Ugly!!!!
  16. They probably didn't put enough Moth balls in the gas tank hahahaha 😆 😂 🤣 😅
  17. Nice looking tractor!! I'd buff that red paint out with some rubbing compound or brush it with Lynn seed oil
  18. Farmer calls trucking company "Well I've got a tractor and a planter that need transported to my next field please" .....A few days later a couple trucks show up....One driver looks at the other and Replies with a Grin "Call dispatch we're gonna need bigger trucks!!!!" 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣
  19. My 2016 does the same thing. You may want to hook it up to a computer just to double check that the system is all good just to be on the safe side.
  20. That's exactly what I love about MY 2016 CHU613 PINNACLE....STILL FEELS LIKE A REAL TRUCK COMPLETE WITH SIDE PIPES AND A Set forward axle.
  21. Hope that helped
  22. Thank you Sir I've passed that on to my mechanic and hopefully he'll show the boss.
  23. My 2016 will do that when the filter is high percent full. You should be able to check the Soot level in your Diagnostics on your dashboard Menu
  24. SWEEET RIDE THERE Ralphie 😆 😂 😆 🤣 😂
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