Winter front?

WHY NOT · Nov 13, 2012

Who all uses one? I short trip the truck a lot and the engine just doent have time to get up to tempature so I would like to get something to help hold the heat in. The only ones I have found are the cloud rider one which is $350 and mulitiple pieces to take on and off which is a pain, and the Fia one that auto anything sells and puts snaps on the grille which isn't happening.

So do you guys have any sugestions, for ones that are one piece, no snaps, and don't cost a fortune? Ideas about how to make one are also welcome

87jumpy · Nov 13, 2012

Don't know bout for 11 and up, but I got mine through ford for my 08 and love it. Easy on and off

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BFT · Nov 13, 2012

Probably a little tough since the front end doesn't go up.

Purdue_stroker · Nov 18, 2012

Cut up a case of your favorite beverage and stick it behind the grill. Lol

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BFinMO · Nov 27, 2012

Ace has some allum panels that can easily be trimmed to fit. Then just use some clear Zip ties if your not to picky.

dirtflinger92 · Nov 27, 2012

Purdue_stroker said:
Cut up a case of your favorite beverage and stick it behind the grill. Lol

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Exactly!

Purdue_stroker · Nov 27, 2012

I think the Busch lattes cases work the best. Lol

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WHY NOT · Nov 27, 2012

I ended up just using a seed sign. The ones you see along fields. They are a waxy cardboard so it won't get all messed up if it gets wet. Slid it between the coolers and the radiator. Put some long zip ties on each end to be able to grab it out easier

Purdue_stroker · Nov 27, 2012

That works as long as its dekalb. Lol

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WHY NOT · Nov 27, 2012

Purdue_stroker said:
That works as long as its dekalb. Lol

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LOL LOL LOL best place for a dekalb sign would be where you can't see it

Lamont_24 · Nov 27, 2012

WHY NOT said:
LOL LOL LOL best place for a dekalb sign would be where you can't see it

Hahahahaha

Purdue_stroker · Nov 27, 2012

Normally I'd say dekalb all the way. But i will admit that our pioneer smoked everything around in this years drought

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WHY NOT · Nov 28, 2012

Purdue_stroker said:
Normally I'd say dekalb all the way. But i will admit that our pioneer smoked everything around in this years drought

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Really? A lot of Pioneer feel flat on its face around here this year. It tends to not tolerate heat very well. I sell Garst, so thats whats in front of my radiator.

Purdue_stroker · Nov 28, 2012

WHY NOT said:
Really? A lot of Pioneer feel flat on its face around here this year. It tends to not tolerate heat very well. I sell Garst, so thats whats in front of my radiator.

Yeah. Our pioneer was by far the best corn out of anybody's around. I know one case specifically where our pioneer made 120bu/a and my friends had dekalb right on the other side of the fence and it made 50bu/a. Granted theirs was continuous corn and ours is rotated

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WHY NOT · Nov 28, 2012

Planting date makes a huge difference along with RM on a year like this. Even a day or two difference can make a big impact on yield due the heat

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Purdue_stroker · Nov 28, 2012

We got ours in the ground about 3 days before

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Strokin&Smokin · Nov 29, 2012

Purdue_stroker said:
Yeah. Our pioneer was by far the best corn out of anybody's around. I know one case specifically where our pioneer made 120bu/a and my friends had dekalb right on the other side of the fence and it made 50bu/a. Granted theirs was continuous corn and ours is rotated

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We notice alot of this also more bushels per acre on rotated ground. Cane 4 seasons corn 1. And that's with pioneer.

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