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Whats the Best Truck for pressure cleaning? Ford Chevy Dodge Toyota
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Mike V
Member
Is there a best truck? Seems more like a personal preference.
Talking Trucks with some guys is liking talking Politics and Religion.
With that being said, the only truck any pressure cleaning company should use is a 2003 Ford F-150. Nothing else.
Kidding. The way I see it, if it pulls your equipment and is reliable, then it is a perfect truck.
Talking Trucks with some guys is liking talking Politics and Religion.
With that being said, the only truck any pressure cleaning company should use is a 2003 Ford F-150. Nothing else.
Kidding. The way I see it, if it pulls your equipment and is reliable, then it is a perfect truck.
Scott Stone
New member
It all depends. i have several trucks. my preference is Fords for heavy and Toyotas for light.
The Cleaner
Vetran Washer 30 Years Plus
I have had all of them except Toyota because I would never buy a Toy Truck. If I had my way I would like a Ford with a cummins engine and a chevy interior. But for now I will have to say FORD because it is truley heavy duty.
I have not owned a Nissan , I'm not planning on one either .
Mike V
Member
Ron.....
After much research, this video answers your question.
http://trickfist.com/college-humor/awesome-truck-commercial.html
After much research, this video answers your question.
http://trickfist.com/college-humor/awesome-truck-commercial.html
Matthew Norman
Moderator
For Heavy Duty I would say Chevrolet because the Duramax out pulls both Ford and Dodge and the Allison Transmission is legendary and has been proven over and over. Don't let the ford test fool you, they tried to compare there new powerstroke to the older gen duramax and when they compared it to the new duramax chevrolet took the lead again, not to mention the old Ford test Chevrolet was bogged down at 2k RPMs. I think the new interior of the Ford beats Chevy though. As far as the best Diesel motor goes, the cummins get it. They are built to go 600k. Not a Dodge fan one bit though. I don't think you will find a dodge truck over 100k miles that doesn't need suspension parts replaced. Not to mention the transmission problems they have.
http://www.big3diesel.com/64comparison.html
http://www.big3diesel.com/64comparison.html
dieseldad97
New member
Russ Spence
Commercial Pressure Wash Expert
nothing but a Ford! 5 of them in the driveway
IndyExterior
New member
Fords have proved to be very reliable for me for many years. I don't buy anything else.
AZ PowerWash Pros
New member
I have owned both Chevy's and Fords. I like them both but have not driven a better truck then my ford 7.3.
Tony Shelton
BS Detector, Esquire
Pre-1999 Fords turn tight as a drum. We buy them from the county auction. They've been kept up great by the county shop and they usually get rid of them between 50k and 90k miles. (Chris's 96 only had 52k on it!) After two turbos and an engine in my 2004 diesel these F250 gas trucks are a dream.
The Cleaner
Vetran Washer 30 Years Plus
10-4 and thats why the V10 is the only way to go if you buy a Ford H/D
Wesley Teston
New member
F-250 diesels for us.
Scott Stone
New member
You know, I have heard people say that they tow fords for free. I can't afford to tow chevys for free, because that is all I would be doing.
AC Lockyer
New member
Larry Millette
Member
Although I absolutely love the ride and comfort of my Chevy Avalanche it's just not all that for driving in the mud with your rig attached. LOL...Thanks to Nick that day. He pulled me out with his Ford.
Other than that, she has been very dependable and pulls my rig without any difficulty whatsoever.
Other than that, she has been very dependable and pulls my rig without any difficulty whatsoever.
