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I guess there can't be an overall picture. The ad says it has an 8-foot bed -- his camera probably doesn't go wide enough to get more than a 7-foot bed into one frame. Between the dual wheels and the 8-foot bed, this is a rare truck -- it's probably a bargain at $10,500.

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I saw this the other night while looking for a diesel blazer. Kinda cool, like the Toyota 1 ton trucks of the 80s but not my style.

 

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J. C. Whitney has always sold adapters that allow you to use a second pair of factory wheels to run as duallies. The axle under that truck looks like a normal Dana 44, so I'll take a guess that he's just using aftermarket adapters.

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only thing I can see is when your have a heavy load or pulling. My dually handless way better at pulling.

From having a two duallys on my farm, wheel bearing wears faster, and you do get a extra flex on your shafts, so they tend to go out faster.

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Duallys on these trucks is more just looks and hauling stability. As much as i may personally deny, Metric tons still arent a true 350/3500 so not a big gain from the duals.

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Ha Ha Ha it looks like one day he pulled up to a red light and then a guy with a huge 350 diesel truck 

pulled up next to him and made him feel so small in his truck so the next day he thought he would improvise LOL

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all said and done, I loved the concept of the heavy duty midsize, between the metric tons and the Toyota one tonners. and the duallys are just the icing on the cake. I had a set of flares come up a couple years back and I still regret buying them

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