[snrusnak]

The company truck go stuck due to all the rain today (dirt lot) so it was a toss up between my little 4.7L with and open diff or the boss's F150 with 5.4L and LSD. The Ram takes the win.

Thought it was a cool pic. I'm sure you all have some too....post em!

 

[Ryan421]

looks very kool man glad you could show the skills of the ram

 

[snrusnak]

Thanks. Too bad it was only about 10 feet and I was spinning the tires the entire time. (notice the truck was getting sideways about a foot). lol.

I don't know what that sterling truck weighs but I am damn sure it's probably about double my tow rating lol.

 

[ArmyofOne]

Thanks. Too bad it was only about 10 feet and I was spinning the tires the entire time. (notice the truck was getting sideways about a foot). lol.

I don't know what that sterling truck weighs but I am damn sure it's probably about double my tow rating lol.

not so, you can tow 6500lbs with the 4.7, so probably close, or maybe just a tad bit over. nothing too serious.

 

[snrusnak]

^I was assuming the truck weighs much more than that. It had a cube of block plus some other materials on it as well and a cube of block is roughly two tons. So add about probably 5,000 or 6,000 lbs to whatever the sterling weighs...

Not something I'd want to try to pull a long distance lol.

I'd like to see what everyone else uses their truck for other than pictures and daily driving!

 

[Sailgsb3718]

Well I used to use the Dakota to pull the boat but its the Ram's job now. Only towed the boat once with the Ram so far so dont have any pics of it yet.

 

[snrusnak]

Nice, I liked that style dakota^. I hated the later style, so ugly...

 

[BLKSVT]

I use mine for food!