I have two dodges, and my husband has a ford, but what you heard was just a guy blowing smoke. All of the vehicles out there appeal to different people for different reasons; it can be as minor as looks that put someone over the edge towards one of the other.
My personal vehicle is a 2005 Dodge 3/4 ton diesel truck. I use it hard, and could easily put a ton of feed in it. I often put half a ton in it. We pull a giant trailer with the Ford 3/4 ton (we each had our own before we met) and my work truck carries a zillion tools around. But what you might need in a vehicle is most likely different from what we need in a vehicle. Don't base your choices on someone's juvenile posturing.
My personal vehicle is a 2005 Dodge 3/4 ton diesel truck. I use it hard, and could easily put a ton of feed in it. I often put half a ton in it. We pull a giant trailer with the Ford 3/4 ton (we each had our own before we met) and my work truck carries a zillion tools around. But what you might need in a vehicle is most likely different from what we need in a vehicle. Don't base your choices on someone's juvenile posturing.
I lost my whole flock due to poor biosecurity. Read about it here: Infectious Laryngotracheitis, and learn from my mistakes so it doesn't happen to you.
I lost my whole flock due to poor biosecurity. Read about it here: Infectious Laryngotracheitis, and learn from my mistakes so it doesn't happen to you.
Whenever my friends start jabbering about cars, different models and brands, I feel like I'm around aliens. They always say pretty much the same thing though - "I want a camaro" or "I want a mustang" blah blee blah. "I want a 2006 flapjack with 4-wheel drive and ooh chrome rims jibberish jibberish "
