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[QUOTE="SpartanDieselTech, post: 1327104, member: 22311"] With proper oil/coolant/trans temp monitoring, it will be fine. Really comes down to the drivers right foot. Keep in mind that just like the 310 and 350, it will not defuel on its own. As long as that is understood, there's no technical reason you can't. I keep a 310 (and now this file) in my F450 that pulls my excavator. 9000lb truck, 21000lb excavator, 7600lb trailer, and an extra bucket at times. I'm gentle with my right foot, but I don't care if I break something either. [/QUOTE]
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