F450 rims

Jason · Jun 4, 2016

Dirty or not, that's badass! I always liked shortbed duallys, factory or not. Thanks for posting those!

psduser1 · Jun 4, 2016

The bed/body ratio is a little different, but I don't even see it any more.
Everyone else assumes it's a 450, lol.

TyCorr · Jun 4, 2016

It looks all use no bs. I like that. I want a truck like that. Round here you aint showing up with a handbox with pliers, crescent wrench and punch n hammer and fixing ****. Last week i had to go out and "help lift the left side of a chisel plow and solution tank setup. I showed up with a 22' encl trailer and the farmer said "wtf you got all that for?" I instructed him to lift the side he
was having trouble with. I watched for half a second. Went, dropped thevtailgate on the trailer and started hauling out welding lead. Frame was cracked through everywhere but the back. Welded her up and put a few pins in it. He thought the pin and cotter key were the problem LOL

It'd be nice to have that flatbed and throw a hydraulic pump up there and go.

Good stuff!

Swampfox · Jun 4, 2016

I can also second or third the 19.5's riding rough. I have a 2006 f350 work truck with 19.5's on it and its pretty rough. My 2016 F-350 with the 8 lug 17's rides 1000x better than my work truck. Not the best pic but a pic of the 8 lug 19.5's on the work truck.

gnxtc2 · Jun 4, 2016

That work truck looks like it rides on railroad tracks. The '06 looks like a F350 C/C truck.

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Swampfox · Jun 4, 2016

gnxtc2 said:
That work truck looks like it rides on railroad tracks. The '06 looks like a F350 C/C truck.

Billy T.
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It does ride on the tracks. I've driven a ton of them with 19.5's anywhere from a f-250 to a f-550 and they all ride rough. I had to use another guy's 2014 f-250 on 19.5's and while it rode better than my 2006 work truck it was still rough too.