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Is that one of those cow farts I keep hearing about from the left?
I assume that is CGI... Unless we missed something this week!
I find it interesting that you only see dodge rams broken like this![]()
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Broken Ram 3500 Dually Shows a Camper Can Still Overload a Big Truck
This Ram 3500 is awaiting a $17,000 repair job after an enormous slide-in camper snapped its frame.www.thedrive.com
I find it interesting that you only see dodge rams broken like this
Correct. Heat affected zones. But nobody considered that I bet and did something close to a full vertical weld.Fix it again Tony.....
I have seen older Ford trucks broken like that. Mostly farm/ranch trucks with bale spears on them. One of the pictures I saw of the frame there is a plate welded right in front of the failure point. Looks like they were breaking right at the edge of the heat affected zones. Screw paying the dealer $17k to fix that. A competent fab shop could fix that to where it will not be an issue for significantly less. The load distribution is not ideal, yeah it's over weight. Safety margin is not there. If the tail weight was really that high it would have been a white knuckle ass puckering drive. Especially on Mexican roads.
Don't forget to bring in a friction coefficient.I would calculate that using tree diameter and angle of road surface engagement.
I think stupid people drive all models.I find it interesting that you only see dodge rams broken like this
Well, if it’s gonna happen, that’s the way to do it.
Saw this happen with the mattress going under a car at night, lit that car off in seconds
I find it interesting that you only see dodge rams broken like this
It's still the 30th here, but I said that to the cashier at the liquor store today...he didn't laugh, almost like he'd heard that eleventy million times today.Oh boy, it’s that time of year againView attachment 8034005