[Administrator]

Congratulations to GoldCountryCA, you are October's Cummins of the Month!

~MR 🥳

 

[tobylou8]

Tobylou8 I'm surprised as well because it seems the majority prefers less ground clearance,less load capacity and less mileage out of their tires and wheels

Some of us actually use the bed for work, I know I do. Personally don't want to need a ladder to get into the back to get bags of seed, fertilizer, lime, fungicide, etc.. Lifted is cool, but not for a lot of working trucks. I laugh when I see options that can cost thousands just so one can get into the bed.

 

[Bspencer]

It's probably against the law out there anyhow ,when I get old I will probably lower mine down a little bit or get my girlfriend to get the stuff out of the back of the truck if it's to much for me . Congratulations oh yeah you could always lower it more if it's to much for you

 

[Gator1]

I finally lowered mine about 5" this year, must be a symptom of turning grey haired!

 

[tobylou8]

It's all about the knees!!! Too low and ya fall in and can't get out. Too high, need a stepladder and balance and height factor in. When the door is open, the seat has to be at cheek level so sliding in/out is effortless! 😆😆😆😆😆

 

[Gator1]

It's all about the knees!!! Too low and ya fall in and can't get out. Too high, need a stepladder and balance and height factor in. When the door is open, the seat has to be at cheek level so sliding in/out is effortless! 😆😆😆😆😆

yep, I've had 6 knee surgeries

 

[tobylou8]

It's probably against the law out there anyhow ,when I get old I will probably lower mine down a little bit or get my girlfriend to get the stuff out of the back of the truck if it's to much for me . Congratulations oh yeah you could always lower it more if it's to much for you

When that happens, she won't be your girlfriend, she'll be the old lady!! LOL