Ranger & Power Wagon together
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Ranger & Power Wagon together
I was cleaning up the garage so I took some pics while I had both vehicles out.
Here is the toolbox I bedlined. I think it came out pretty good
Inside the power wagon. If rangers had this you would be skeeting all over the place
ice chest, on both sides
I don't know who has seen underneath these but it is armored up
That is all for now.
Here is the toolbox I bedlined. I think it came out pretty good
Inside the power wagon. If rangers had this you would be skeeting all over the place
ice chest, on both sides
I don't know who has seen underneath these but it is armored up
That is all for now.
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If only they could make the new Power Wagon the same as the old.
I'm old enough to have driven the original.
It could pull an eight bottom plow across a field.
It was a true 4WD , all four wheels pulled.Stock from the factory.
When it got stuck it took two tractors to pull it out.If you were lucky.
Using the Power Wagon badge on a new truck now days is an insult to the real trucks that once were.
I'm old enough to have driven the original.
It could pull an eight bottom plow across a field.
It was a true 4WD , all four wheels pulled.Stock from the factory.
When it got stuck it took two tractors to pull it out.If you were lucky.
Using the Power Wagon badge on a new truck now days is an insult to the real trucks that once were.
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Hate to tell you but all four wheels do pull. They come locked front and back. You can run just 4wd, open in the front and L/S out back, open up front and locked out back, or locked front and back.
or we could go all the way back to the real powerwagons, we use this one for hunting and have another one that we are fixing.
or we could go all the way back to the real powerwagons, we use this one for hunting and have another one that we are fixing.
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If only they could make the new Power Wagon the same as the old.
I'm old enough to have driven the original.
It could pull an eight bottom plow across a field.
It was a true 4WD , all four wheels pulled.Stock from the factory.
When it got stuck it took two tractors to pull it out.If you were lucky.
Using the Power Wagon badge on a new truck now days is an insult to the real trucks that once were.
I'm old enough to have driven the original.
It could pull an eight bottom plow across a field.
It was a true 4WD , all four wheels pulled.Stock from the factory.
When it got stuck it took two tractors to pull it out.If you were lucky.
Using the Power Wagon badge on a new truck now days is an insult to the real trucks that once were.
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If its anything like my truck you're at 11 on the highway too, my computer always says 2-3mpg higher than it really is
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They shouldn't have just used the Hemi. Although I think I read somewhere that they did that because they did not want to have any warranty issues with breaking the e-lockers with the tq from the diesel.
They run 3500 axles on those correct? I know the trucks itself are 2500's only.
They just beefed up the axles for the powerwagons.
Either way...I want one.
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My old one was way off but this one seems to be about right. Cause it says my average mpg is 11 mpg right now and my last two tanks were 10.7 & 11.2.
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But they said the weight of the cummins was too much & would hurt the offroad ability. They make a kit to move the intercooler out of the way so you can put a winch back there.
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Even if they had a diesel option I wouldn't of got it. New diesels have done nothing except put me in the shop & the price of everything for them is crazy. Oil changes, price of diesel, everything. I don't tow on a regular basis to have to deal with it.
But they said the weight of the cummins was too much & would hurt the offroad ability. They make a kit to move the intercooler out of the way so you can put a winch back there.
But they said the weight of the cummins was too much & would hurt the offroad ability. They make a kit to move the intercooler out of the way so you can put a winch back there.
That makes sense, it's a heavy bitch. And that's good to know, I guess it would be the same as that truck?