What Trucks Do REAL Cowgirls Drive?

[@CarsAndZebras]

I don't know... One time I saw a documentary called, "Brokeback Mountain," and the cowboys were riding some stuff you definitely wouldn't expect.

[@Welcometofacsistube]

Cars And Zebras mustangs?

[@randaleberle4571]

Ha!

[@CarsAndZebras]

@@Welcometofacsistube - No... but almost that shocking.

[@scottvickery2057]

Fiat 500

[@Fabio31Rider]

Dont tell me they rode a Honda Ridgeline

[@sideshowbob2882]

I love these real truck owner videos, you guys should go to a Ritchie Bros heavy equipment auction and see what real construction guys drive.

[@DanielJaegerFilms]

Maybe it’s just me, but the majority of equestrians these days seem to prefer the new Ram trucks. Go to a horse show, they’re everywhere.

[@karlschauff7989]

Ram trucks really push the whole Western theme from the names to the interiors. I mean, they put leather saddle bags on the back of the seats in some trims.

[@crazyhass84]

Ram is the only brand with farm bureau discount. I asked a ford dealer once and they acted like i was inferior because i mentioned "farm". Told the jackass dealer to go to hell. Dipshit assumed i was poor but i am an engineer making 110k. I just farm on weekends.

[@wq198mnr]

DanielJaegerFilms it’s definitely RAM as far as cowboys, ranchers, etc at least in Texas. Equestrian is a lot of women so ford and RAM are most popular

[@deereman8237]

Totally agree! Most farmers in my area drive Dodge/Ram or Ford trucks. I believe it is due to front end problems with the heavy duty GM trucks. I know the washboard roads sure are hard on IFS suspension setups on any vehicle. I need alignments done on my 08’ Dodge Ram 1500 every 15,000 miles now that I drive washboard gravel roads daily. Heard the GM trucks love to eat ball joints driving washboard roads a lot.

[@forearmshiver5520]

@@deereman8237 Actually the opposite is true, being a fleet manager for an oil company, we've superior wear and durability out of the ifs GMs. It's not uncommon at all to have death wobble issues between 60 - 75000 miles.... stemming from the wash board dirt and lease roads, where they spend roughly 75% of their life. Don't forget Ram holds the all time world forced recall record due to their weak HD solid axle front ends. Not a GM fanboy, I have an 03 pre emission Cummins that I won't part with, but after 24 years as a fleet manger, some of my yearly expense charts can't be ignored.

[@johnsterling5489]

Nah guys, the best kind of truck? One that is paid off :)

[@dillonh321]

True

[@oldcroneysgarage9739]

Very true

[@howardburleigh3568]

Exactly 👌

[@ricardorafael2015]

Kent looks like Prospector Pete from Toy Story 2.

[@1800Beatdown]

Lol Roman looks out of place here!

[@TheUnsureFox]

That black horse owned by the GMC fleet buyer is HUGE! That is one big horse!

[@shitloveaduck]

They are called Draft Horses. They are mostly gentle giants but are enormously powerful. That was a Percheron my favourite favourite . The horses that pull the Budweiser Wagons are Clydesdales. Another nice breed. I am old enough to have heard stories about my dad raising Clydesdales at the end of the dirty 1930s . They were all raised to work in the fields at the front of equipment, plows, seeders etc. They were the tractors of the time for poorer farmers of the time. He was one of the last ones in that industry. Sorry, rambling a bit. Stay safe out there, Eh.

[@ZAINABBAS]

there is some serious HORSEPOWER in this video ;-)

[@davedodge7761]

A lot of smart ranchers. Dodge all the way. Been drivin them since the 70s. When i needed a no bullshit truck that needed to go daily. Never let me down. Never missed a days work.

[@tylermitchell4407]

Dave Dodge so true

[@deereman8237]

Dave Dodge For sure! My 08’ Dodge Ram 1500 quad cab, 4.7L V8, 4x4, automatic, has over 330,000 miles on it, and never had a single problem with the drivetrain. Just kept the transmission fluid and oil changed. Really, the only thing I dislike about my truck at all is the rockers and rear fenders are rotted out.

[@AlejandroP1980s]

Deereman I like big horn logo do you like it and may I ask why new 2019 big horn don’t have that logo anymore

[@markm0000]

FIAT has turned that upside down on its head. These trucks are all bullshit and the only reason the 3500 still sells is that Cummins engine. Every last one of them has a weird quirk that the owners never disclose. Most of them probably have emissions problems or death wobble. Doesn't matter much what I say, you and every one of these ranchers will always buy the same truck.

[@Mrjoecreeper]

@@markm0000 That holds true for most people though, nobody ever says anything bad about their particular brand of truck/vehicle. I see a lot of "Well my dad's coworker's nephew's neighbor's eldest daughter's dogwalker owned 13 Xs, 11 Ys, and they were all UNRELIABLE!! Until he FINALLY switched over to Z back in 2003 and never had any issues since" but you can always tell they're full of shit. Honest to god, you can't really go wrong with any truck if it fits your needs. All trucks are either fantastic, or pieces of garbage, there's no single way to look at it

[@JamesSmullins]

I live in cattle and steer roping loaded Texas Hill Country and most run ram trucks followed by Ford with a few chevy's here and there. When it comes to hauling big trailers full of livestock Ram wins hands down.

[@donaldwilliamsjr4820]

That's not completely true come to Bandera County there is more Chevy's and GMC's on the road with trailers behind

[@JamesSmullins]

@@donaldwilliamsjr4820 is it a dealership thing? I say that because there's a area in Florida that is dominated by rams and that's because it's pretty much the only dealer close. While the rest of the state with more variety of dealers will have fewer rams and far more ford's and chevy's. Around here we have them all within about forty miles and a Chevy dealer in this small town. Yet most are driving rams, ford's then chevy. And most chevy trucks around here aren't hauling anything.

[@mikemiller2633]

Great video. I enjoy these types of videos. Real world real folks.

[@albrown8890]

2004 Chevy Silverado 2500HD w/ 8.1 vortec and a 1990 Kingston, all steel, 2 horse, extra tall/wide w/ tack room. Thats our rig.

[@lukestoyz]

That truck question would probably go over a lot easier if you weren’t wearing your brand bias on your shirt🤦🏻‍♂️

[@AlejandroP1980s]

lukestoyz off topic yes unless we talking about 97 f-350 xlt crew cab long bed 7.3 power stroke or a 73 Mustang Mach 1 the good old ford days are gone now ford has become greedy don’t care about customers and their cars and trucks issues made in China not like 60s made in USA

[@jlsgarage872]

I haul logs and horses/cows with my 94 k2500 with the 5.7 v8 with 230k on it and it still pulls great. Ill be running it till it dies

[@Welcometofacsistube]

My wife has two horses. She drives a 95 3500 dodge v10 dually for pulling. its been a pulling truck its entire life. Damn great truck 230000 Kms. Original trans Original front end Original engine

[@mitchelllong5848]

Hal 1000 the V10 is awesome

[@bryanmartinez6600]

0_0 fuel economy though But I own a Titan with emissions equipment issues so Currently getting like 12 mpg but I'm going to headers and tune so I hope I get a bit of improvement.

[@TheUnsureFox]

I have a possible video suggestion, unless you guys are done filming this series: See if you can accompany a rancher or a farmer for a day, and see what it's like in the life of a rancher, particularly focusing on moments when pulling a trailer with a HD truck.

[@holsteincowboy]

Sir Timothy's Piano Time great suggestion !

[@TheUnsureFox]

Thank you!

[@papadew1964]

I think a series of people using trucks for work would be interesting.Framers,Hot Shotsand others.

[@TheUnsureFox]

@@papadew1964 Oh man, hot shot truckers would definitely be an interesting one!

[@dedalliance1]

@@TheUnsureFox There's a few hotshot trucking channels on KZbin, just look it up.

[@russ9324]

Growing up on a farm and having horses we always used ram, and most the people we knew. Probably Ford would be second but it’s mostly rams

[@gogriz91]

My uncle is a farmer in Texas and a diehard Chevy 2500 V-8 guy. He's funny, neutral on Ram, can't stop making fun of Fords. I see a mix of everything diesel here in GA and I'm surprised at how many 6.0 Fords are running around, I'm guessing they've been bulletproofed. When I go home (NM) it's a mix of everything to include the occasional Tundra in 1/2 ton trucks. 3/4 and 1 ton are Ram and Ford 2 to 1 over the Chevy DM. Cummins really gets people in a Ram and brad loyalty puts the others in Fords and Chevy's.

[@alvaromora5910]

Cowboys love Rams...

[@alvaromora5910]

@@albanianviking4709 yahhh

[@floydmiller9315]

Ranchers and Farmers all have tractors and every one of them have a straight motor

[@oakhillfarmer4839]

Straight? As in straight 4 straight 6? Cause if so there are plenty of v8s in tractors

[@austinseubert6047]

Really what about all the people with massey Ferguson 1150 and 1155

[@ChristopherPaulBacon-m2l]

@@austinseubert6047 Also JD 8850s. I worked on one in college and it was a real piece of shit. So glad Deere engines are mostly straight 6.

[@mindyourbizness]

I love this channel but I feel these real world videos with real owners are the best imo. I love hearing honest opinions from real owners. I live in Virginia and more and more I see in Hampton Roads are fords. Lots of different trucks here but Fords seem to be all over the place. I'm actually purchasing a F150 at the end of the year during the year end clearances. I work at the shipyard and all the fleet vehicles are f150s, f250s, f350s or the really old model rams. One of these rams in our fleet has over 300k on the odometer. One of the older Triton fords is in the 280s and these things are abused until they die. Every truck company makes good trucks, you just gotta maintain them well.

[@patb9375]

My neighbors still plow fields with the work horses, that big perch is a stud and would pull the plow all day. It is amazing to watch the horses want to work they have a harder time stopping them than getting them pulling. When they put the gear on them to pull heavy the horses dance around and are just excited when they get to the field and drop the plow in the horses just lunge into it. They have been bred to work for so many generations the horses look forward to it. My one neighbor tied his old mare to the outside loose when she was to old to work but she would keep the younger ones in place and wanted to be there.

[@jrod264winmag]

It's Ram, usually chevy followed by ford up here around the Dakota and wyo territory's.

[@bryanmartinez6600]

I use to go to Mexico a few times and going through Texas Dodge and Chevy everywhere. A few Ford but nothing compared to the other 2.

[@AlejandroP1980s]

HERPY DERPEDY this is not the first time Ford motors has gone to war go to war Mr.Shelby Fordvferrari movie reference

[@XLC-zd8dn]

Jess Roberts - up in Alberta, Ford is the hands down winner. All the Chevy’s and Rams barely equal the total number of Fords.

[@austinseubert6047]

I think it really all comes down to price and numbers and family tradition Myself I'm only gonna buy a Chevy (made before 2008) But rams and fords are much cheaper and then chevys and can tow more( up until recently) too so what's the point of buying a truck that does less and cost more. It's the way most people think

[@TheHillbillyspecial]

Any horse shows we go to For the NBHA its all dodge and Ford. Our titan xd is out of place but it starts conversations

[@jmaugans73]

My father's 2010 one ton Econoline extended van doubles as his carpet truck and his horse trailer pulling camper.

[@logdon17]

Haha, Mr Truck dressed like an overweight member of the Village people and Roman like Bart Simpson

[@smallfact0ry921]

I pull my horses with a Nissan nv3500 van. There’s a lot of down time at horse shows, so I have a great place to hang out during those long days. The bad, it’s 1-wheel drive so I immediately get stuck when I drive into a field.

[@bryanmartinez6600]

The 5.6 Nissan are pretty powerful, I have a 2010 Titan and it doesn't break a sweat with 7 squares of shingles in the bed. Suspension though wasn't too happy but the Engine is fantastic.

[@d-baserox2773]

Most important q. he says ? I say would B is that babe in the white tank top single ?

[@MrPallwaul]

I’ve always wondered why it’s always Ford or Dodge in the country and GMC or Chevrolet mostly in the city, and now I know why. Thanks! Heck I see a lot of little Toyota and Nissan trucks doing some big hauling out in the fields and all showing off those V6 heart and soul. Keep on truck'n!

[@MultiPurposeReviewer]

I have really enjoyed these videos. It doesn't get more real-world than this.

[@RTOutdoors]

I knew by the title that Kent would be in this one

[@imemovengeance]

These are some of my favorite videos ya'll do

[@malifestro7596]

This was a fun video and your time taken with the folks was great. Good for a change. Thanks team.

[@kingelvis7035]

Surprising number of Dodge Rams. I know Dodge has been pushing itself in PRCA since the 1980's, as my sister in law's cousin won a Dodge pickup in PRCA way back in '84 - same as the original owner of the silver 2003 Dodge.

[@CoyoteFTW]

I lived in rural America all my life and it has Fords more than anything

[@TruckEnthusiastYT]

Ram, Chevys, Dodge, GMC,Ford and a Subaru Forester??!? Watch at 12:05 to see it!

[@easyrider4x]

When you want a tough little 4wd for trail roads a Subaru will take out the little Jeeps any day. Lots of Subaru dealers out west in the mountain and snow country.

[@hillaryclinton2700]

u should ask construction companies what they buy

[@blugods2655]

Where will you find a bunch of different construction companies all gathered at the same place

[@hillaryclinton2700]

@@blugods2655 idk a construction expo.

[@Flydevice1]

In Construction sites I think Ford wins, the main reason is that most construction trucks have gas engines, why would you need a diesel to pull a small trailer with an arrow for closed traffic lanes.

[@hillaryclinton2700]

JJM 05 I agree, most work trucks are gas. Ford definitely wins in gas engines.

[@dillonh321]

Where I live: Ranchers/Farmers: RAM Construction/Carpentry: Ford

[@makeitbreakit7556]

Yeah ram product is more prevalent but every Ram pictured has a Ford in the background so it’s pretty much Dodge and Ford. Chevy and GMC are less popular it would appear. And diesel is far more popular because of the greater fuel economy and quite interior while towing. Gas engines towing are always struggling and at much higher RPM which makes noise like no other. But I assume that their work trucks are gas because they start up reliably in the winter and are cheaper to work on. Their diesels are pavement princes with trailers in tow. It makes sense why they have low mileage.

[@mytwogoodhands2799]

I have the last of the V10's a 2003 2500 4X4 4 door long bed! I can't find a job I can't do with it.

[@kingrpriddick]

Love these videos in particular, Thanks Guys!

[@bsav4536]

Really enjoy this type of video. It’s nice to see what a lot of different people drive in other parts of the country.

[@mangowarrior]

I once saw a dually try to cut through red light traffic by going through the drive-thru bank ... he twisted his left rear wheels 90 degrees. He was NOT happy

[@ShotGunner5609]

As someone who's pulled freight in most states I've seen noticeably more ram 3500's/2500's pulling trailers than any other truck. There are some parts of the country where you see increases in the other 2. But rams are still the most commonly used work trucks on the road.

[@robescano9095]

Good morning ☀️🌞 love this video excellent job love ❤️ pick truck

[@jakeess7012]

I love this series.

[@kaioglesby7421]

We had a 2001 chevy half ton that we used to pull our horse trailer, it got the job done with no issues.

[@JLC87420]

I don’t know if I’d ever drive these newer 6.7 Cummins. Seen a dude struggling with his hauling 8 round bales.

[@deereman8237]

Jason Claunch That truck must’ve had something wrong with it. Hauled 8 round bales with my half ton Dodge and didn’t have a problem. Was slow going, but got the job done without trouble!

[@JLC87420]

Michael Liston well seeing how I talked to him and watched that crummins pull the load I believe it.

[@timothywirth5850]

Jason Claunch well you’re the only one that believes it

[@howardburleigh3568]

@Jack Benton I have an '04 ram 2500 common rail truck, the original trans held up for 250,000 miles being used to haul horses travel trailers etc. I also had an 01 24 valve that had 175,000 miles on it when I sold it, used the same, shifted like new. Many other people I know have auto trans dodge trucks and they're all fine. People needed to stop chipping them/ being stupid and they won't have a problem.

[@danielaguila1]

Roman wanted to take the cowgirl home!!!

[@klimakleberwegreisser]

world looks very good and beautiful, down to earth, relaxed and worth living for over there... greetings from over populated switzerland... i would switch places in a heartbeat

[@isaacsmiranda4902]

4:28 Old Ford F250 Super Duty Vs 2019 Ford F350 Super Duty 6.7L V8 PowerStroke

[@shitloveaduck]

Isaac's Miranda - and the only difference she talked about was the A/C worked better in the newer truck! Haha

[@jamesoldman3021]

Can't beat a Cummins. One thing I noticed was the only person that was pulling trailers on a commercial basis was using GM & Chev and had several of them. Would be interesting to see operating costs compared.

[@bryanmartinez6600]

Gas or diesel GM? Because the gas are very cheap to maintain but the cost is traded for bad fuel economy.

[@dannyo6699]

Yea, don't worry about the footwear Roman. I grew up on a farm/ranch operation and I usually wore tennis shoes too. When you step in something one of the horses or cows left, it goes squish no matter what you're wearing.

[@emi123nem]

I was waiting for Roman to ask the Amish guy what truck he drives 🤷‍♂️

[@TheMEXICANBEEF]

Don't be fooled by the Amish. They usually have nicer trucks than regular people in So. MD. They also have some nice generators hooked up at their shops. Just not power that comes from the grid. My take is that they will buy any piece of technology as long as it makes them money.

[@TheHillbillyspecial]

Our local amish and Mennonites can have trucks and tractors they just have to be plain no chrome etc

[@emi123nem]

Adam Genereaux dang it ! I guess them and Mr Truck can’t be friends then !

[@positivewarrior5206]

Didn't you guys already do a video like this?? I love it!!

[@Snickers39]

Great video. I like the real country life 👍🏼

[@Bob3519]

Fun episode . Thanks for posting!

[@marcofemto9417]

Now go to a BIG city and see what all the wannabe tough city boys drive. Shiny GMC Denali, Tundra trd pros and 4cyl Silverados lifted with big beefy tires that have never been off the pavement and truckbeds that only haul their groceries 😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣😆🤣😋

[@Contreras-z4e]

Marco Femto that’s a Fact

[@jamescalvert240]

Straight facts

[@jessehernandez5043]

@ 11:30, guy looks like Nathan all grown up 😂😂😂

[@devodar2579]

Ram trucks are king everywhere you go! They really are the best truck made, Ram engineers are kicking everyone's butt! I'm switching from Ford myself.

[@Tedkelvin]

A miniature Semi-truck with a Mercedes Interior.

[@jovanlopez90]

Love these "what kind of truck do ________ drive" videos pretty cool and interesting I love them If y'all ever in Florida in Orlando I got a 99 ram 3500 1 ton Dually 2wd with almost a half a million miles Thanks for the content and happy holidays

[@marshie1337]

lot of good info, love these videos. really enjoyed it you guys!

[@mitchelllong5848]

There are a lot of Rams 🐑 usually, I’m from Texas and all the Rodeo stuff is Ram Sponsored

[@alexanderlovato4902]

My wife and I are real horse owners and we tow with a 2016 Nissan Titan XD. Reasons? 5.0 V8 Cummins Turbo Diesel Built in gooseneck hitch from the factory Pro-4x package Tow Package up to 12,300 lbs without white knuckles and anxiety. And tons of other great features like great seats, LED lighting, AC power in the bed and awesome tie down rails to secure grass and anything else I need to throw in the back like water tanks or ATVs. Oh and the Price!! Can be found for under 40k with low low miles if you look!

[@thepioneer6178]

Ford, just true American.

[@dillonh321]

Sure

[@leveraction5505]

Sure thing. That's why fords diesel is made in mexico

[@acdii]

Hmm, to date F-series sales 378,262 Ram sales 231,382. Seems to me F-series is still at the top of the list, once again. Of course, don't need a lot of payload to tow a horse trailer, so maybe that's why they prefer ram. You wouldn't want one up north through, unless you LIKE rust! 2018 sales F-series 909,330, Ram 536,980.

[@nicolajc]

Are there any yt channels like this with the horses beeing the subject? Like a contempory cowboy/trail riding channel?

[@jamieshields9521]

LOL two lost sheep try find trucks but found cowgirls with horses. Great vid I do enjoy asking people what sort truck they drive.👍

[@trucks_n_tractors_6335]

I personally have a 2004 Chevy 2500 and my girlfriends whole family have ran trucks and they pull regularly and they handle great with horse trailers my Chevy does as well but those rams are built tough

[@libertystuffnthingsreviews829]

Best interview ever done. Finally something besides old men and lost pups.

[@turbojunki]

Didn’t Andre and Kent do this already?

[@modularperformanceracing1799]

Love this channel

[@susanjspaulding]

*WOW* !! *LOVE* *horses* !!! Who needs *cars* and *trucks* !!??? *LOL* !! *Horses* are such *majestic* *animals* !! #Horses #TheFastLaneTruck

[@michaeltennis719]

I personally love all 3 brands but out here in Colorado it doesn’t matter if its fleet vehicles or personal the ram trucks are everywhere out here.

[@bryanmartinez6600]

In construction mainly fleet vehicles Chevy completely owns it. From excavation to concrete to landscaping nothing but Chevy 1500 and 2500 gas trucks.

[@rockymountboy]

I would think it would mostly depend on which has the best dealer/service in the area.

[@GATORADDAM]

Mr. Truck. aka The Rhinestone cowboy! Hahahaha.

[@isaacsmiranda4902]

6:13 2003 Ram 2500 Regular 8 Foot Bed

[@kylecockrell486]

I saw a lot of fords and you didn’t interview one

[@sonictech1000]

They did but I can't blame you for being distracted by her tank top. :)

[@shawnriddle3018]

Make sense Dodge and Ram were the first to offer 4x4 trucks. When Ford and Chevy finally offered it they used Chrysler owned New Process transfer cases and transmissions.

[@scottstrang1583]

I'm amazed at how far Dodge has come as an acceptable vendor of lite trucks. When I was growing up everything was Chevrolet (occasionally Ford) when it came to trucks. Dodge was at the bottom of the totem pole.

[@danielc5205]

The Cummins hysteria saved Ram from extinction.

[@Kingsoupturbo]

Interesting, I can see the Ford 6.0 issues I bet drove people away from those, and the 5.7 hemi problems, but the Cummins, sign em up!

[@bryanmartinez6600]

Even today the 5.7 Hemi are having cam issues and Chrysler does nothing.

[@Kingsoupturbo]

@@bryanmartinez6600 The more I've worked on Rams the more I've seen the cost cutting that goes into making the trucks cost so little up front. Shame, they are really nice when they're working.

[@garrettcooke5566]

RAM is the only company to throw a 10k discount just for walking up to the dealership. In this 100k truck world we’re living in, RAM seems to be the only real option.

[@wirancher1825]

Great video

[@nightfury6836]

Any video with Kent is a good video 🙂

[@UNREAL8745]

Tbh, I think he’s pretentious and very partial to Ford

[@MrTruckTV]

Thanks

[@UNREAL8745]

MrTruckTV 👍🏻😁

[@Thermool]

Yeah careful with that Longhorn hood ornament. Andre will put it on for sure

[@ronmexico1975]

Who cares about any of the trucks in this vid.......I’d like to drive the hotty in the white tank top near the beginning of this! One in the blue tank top was smoking too!

[@chanseormon]

I’d get an 02 24v Dodge RAM 3500 Dually 4WD Extended Cab

[@bobbyyy.]

I always see Heavy duty RAM trucks working and towing the most. I barley ever see any heavy duty GM trucks or Heavy duty Fords driving around. there all mostly 1500’s and mostly construction workers drive them here in Ca, but RAM has the country and horse people market wrapped around their finger.

[@icu_corey_rn_903]

They got the horses in the back..

[@gilbertarnold8666]

Great video thank you!

[@codysmith9813]

Ram Laramie Longhorn

[@JohnDoe-nz6bk]

Bought one 3 weeks ago!

[@codysmith9813]

@@JohnDoe-nz6bk Im about to buy a two tone brown longhorn

[@JohnDoe-nz6bk]

Cody Smith I've been having issues with mine.. Seems like all the trucks built in Mexico have issues.

[@codysmith9813]

@@JohnDoe-nz6bk Issues with what exactly? Around here I can get a lifetime warranty on it as long as I own it, same with my challenger scatpack.

[@codysmith9813]

@@JohnDoe-nz6bk My 2017 challenger was built in canada Ive always heard good things built up there.

[@christianpastrano6247]

Ford obs still better most new trucks

[@takayama1638]

I’d think an inline six would be the best diesel. Therefore Cummins. But the newer one, oh me, don’t know. All the mess they put on them. I wish Ford and GM would make in-line six diesels for 3/4 ton and up.

[@bryanmartinez6600]

Well it's seems GM did something right with the new i6 in the half ton. Yeah the new Cummins don't seem as great mainly because the weakness is all the emissions equipment and electronics other than that mechanically they are still strong.

[@emerylandry2074]

I think a DRW Cummings might be overkill for a 24 ft TT.

[@clu51]

a fun video, well done

[@emjoneshouseDIY]

This is just a theory... but I think people who really use there trucks for work and fleet use get whatever seems like the best deal in a lot of cases.

[@deltadcrouse]

Mr truck looking at the covered wagon yeah this is where they keep utensils and flour and baking shit right here lol 😂

[@08fordfusi]

Definitely up here in FoCo Ram is the most popular that I see and drive myself followed up by Ford. Now back home in Ky it would be a tie between Chevrolet and Ford only serious haulers or fanboys buy the Ram Cummins. You can't beat the Cummins fuel economy when hauling and their know for going the distance, just the rest of the truck falls apart usually.

[@Ultraflatdarkearth]

I’m from Texas. And all I see is Ram with Cummins engines hauling.

[@isaacsmiranda4902]

8:07 2015 Ram 3500 Turbo Diesel Cummins Dually 6.7L V8

[@oakhillfarmer4839]

Cummins are inline 6 not v8s

[@Weak_juan]

Ram is huge in this industry for some reason.

[@TexasMan77]

Because of the Cummins of course..