Cloverleaffarm
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Guess I'm lucky. I've had zero issues with mine. Deleted it early, aftermarket turbo, lift pump, good tuning will hold everything together.
Do your research on both...buy what YOU want. They both will have issues. People will bring up horror stories. In the long run its your truck. Not ours. We made our choices and we are happy with the choice we made. I love Ford. Tried Dodge in 08...traded it in 09. Know a family that has run nothing but Dodge CTD trucks for the last 9 years...they have a 95 Powerstroke as their "ole reliable backup truck". You pick what you will be happy paying for...and what won't piss your wife off too much either haha.
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I see a lot of false theories in this thread. LOL..
PLAIN AND SIMPLE.
Beauty... Ford.
Work.... Dodge.
I owned a tuned deleted 09.5 3500 head studded it day 10. Used it like a Work truck for 75,000 trouble free miles. It did not rattle shake bang let me down for 3 yrs. Used in the oil field to boot. Nothing easy on the truck with that.
Let me take you to about 3 CAT dealerships that have told ford goodbye and purchased all dodges. And rightfully so.... The oilfield industry HATES Ford right now. Mainly all cab chassis.
I can show you how many f550 's with 6.7L that have had multiple engines from ONE dealership. HOLT Cat to name one.
Riggs Cat did something smart. They tried two I think it was and laughed and bought all dodge 5500's.
Is the ford $9-12k (depending on option for the f-350) better than the Ram?
I see a lot of false theories in this thread. LOL..
The oilfield industry HATES Ford right now. s.
That's the first time I've ever heard that, take a drive around south or west Texas and tell me what kind of trucks you see, schlumberger all ford, weatherford all ford, Halliburton all ford.
Even most if the small companies don't run anything but super duties
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That's the first time I've ever heard that, take a drive around south or west Texas and tell me what kind of trucks you see, schlumberger all ford, weatherford all ford, Halliburton all ford.
Even most if the small companies don't run anything but super duties
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You wouldn't happen to drive a Riggs service truck would you?
I haven't seen it our yard is nothin but power strokes, in fact in 5 years of workin here I've never seen a dodge with slb on the door
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