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What do you call...
17 September 2015, 07:11
Idaho SharpshooterWhat do you call...
What do you call a Ford truck with dual exhausts?
A wheelbarrow.
17 September 2015, 09:25
lavacaI always hate to ask someone to explain a joke, both because I exhibit my ignorance and because once explained, the joke is no longer funny.
But, Rich, please explain.
17 September 2015, 09:29
NormanConquestYears ago on a job,the boss asked everyone what a wheelbarrow was. He said ,"That's an invention to teach an Irishman to walk on his hind legs"We had a Mick on the job who took enough offense to chase the super around the yard.
Never mistake motion for action.
17 September 2015, 09:33
Idaho SharpshooterIt is a reference to the six or seven diesel engines HD Fords have had the past dozen or so years. They had so many issues with some of them (a reason why they changed the design every year or two, that that is what the Dodge Diesel guys started calling them.
A wheelbarrow is a manually operated tool with two handles; one on each side of the body.
17 September 2015, 18:03
odies dadFord has the option of a heated tailgate,so your hands don't freeze when you are pushing it home in the winter.
My brother in law calls 2 beers Irish handcuffs.
18 September 2015, 02:21
Use Enough Gun
18 September 2015, 06:09
Grizzly AdamsSo, what do you call a Ford truck with a Triton engine ?
A Lemon.

Grizz
Indeed, no human being has yet lived under conditions which, considering the prevailing climates of the past, can be regarded as normal. John E Pfeiffer, The Emergence of Man
Those who can't skin, can hold a leg. Abraham Lincoln
Only one war at a time. Abe Again.
19 September 2015, 00:37
jbderunzFound On the Road Dead
or
Fucked On the Road Definitely?
J B de Runz
Be careful when blindly following the masses ... generally the "m" is silent
19 September 2015, 03:28
coniferOH, I dunno!
I have an 89 F-150 with over 300,000 miles....runs strong, and negligible oil burned.
19 September 2015, 05:04
Idaho SharpshooterI am sooooooooooo old. I remember when a Triton was a Norton Featherbed frame with a Triumph motor in it.
19 September 2015, 05:25
Grizzly Adamsquote:
Originally posted by conifer:
OH, I dunno!
I have an 89 F-150 with over 300,000 miles....runs strong, and negligible oil burned.
I had one of those, was a good truck, till I slid through a stop sign, on ice and hit a concrete buffer. Guessing you don't have that problem in Florida.

Grizz
Indeed, no human being has yet lived under conditions which, considering the prevailing climates of the past, can be regarded as normal. John E Pfeiffer, The Emergence of Man
Those who can't skin, can hold a leg. Abraham Lincoln
Only one war at a time. Abe Again.
19 September 2015, 10:05
Idaho SharpshooterMy nephew's 2006 Dodge half ton gets 60,000 miles a year on it, just driving back and forth to work in in NDak.
19 September 2015, 10:37
npd345I would not trade my 99 ford Superduty 7.3l for any new truck out there.
Fun is driving thru a new truck dealership and when the salesman see it is a 7.3 they try to get you to sell it out right. So they can resale it to some one on there waiting list for one.
19 September 2015, 12:46
Idaho Sharpshooterhow about for one more trip to RSA with Reon and Elmay...?
20 September 2015, 06:14
npd345in a heartbeat!
Probably the only way I will ever get back will be to sell it or the bike.
