I bought a 2020 3500HD (yes I know the majority of folks think it's ugly as sin.. But it's a work truck) and I'm in the process of building it out. It will have a wideout on the front and a 16 foot short iron plow on the back. Western 1.5 striker in bed and I'm also building a brine sprayer that will have 150 gallon tank (pre wet pavement only).
new truck builds are fun! If you like you can follow me on YouTube for cool drone videos of the short iron working once it snows.
here is my initial review of the truck after owning it 45 days.
All of my friends that said they didnt like the new look said they liked my truck when they saw it in person. I dont have very many friends and we aren't the type to be nice to each other.
Those are the best friends to have. I like the look of the V on that truck. I am sticking to my wideout this season. I plow a walmart and some other large areas and feel like the wideout will carry more.
Those are the best friends to have. I like the look of the V on that truck. I am sticking to my wideout this season. I plow a walmart and some other large areas and feel like the wideout will carry more.
You must be one of those "trust funders".It's against the plowing laws to plow a Walmart with anything that's not 20 years old, leaking fluids and loosing parts .(and money)
I like them.. I’d like to set in one, supposed to be a couple inches taller in the cab.. I’m pretty short, feels like I’m setting on the floor in my ‘15
I like them.. I'd like to set in one, supposed to be a couple inches taller in the cab.. I'm pretty short, feels like I'm setting on the floor in my '15
The steps just behind the cab look like they'd catch a load of mud and snow that was kicked up by the front tyres. Are the steps supported by some type of internal structure/frame?
I still think that GM is a bunch of morons... and not even for the making the truck ugly as a Ford...
The fact that they put a unknown motor in the gas trucks and an unknown transmission in the diesels... hope it all works out.
Never was a fan of having the latest and greatest first generations of a new truck or car, just due to the recalls and stupid little issues that they had to work out.
You want to buy after a strike. Thats when they build the best they can. Also i dont know whether anyone notices but strikes come at new product lauches..
I dont buy often enough to keep on top of the new offerings, its a whole new truck every 12 years. Its gonna take me 3 years of waranty to figure out the radio
So the 2020 comes with the 10 speed trans, and im hearing they changed the axle gear ratio to 3.42.... that the 3.73 or 4.10 arent options. is this true?
So the 2020 comes with the 10 speed trans, and im hearing they changed the axle gear ratio to 3.42.... that the 3.73 or 4.10 arent options. is this true?
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