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On November 13, 2017 at 11:57 PM, Planefixerguy said:

Here's my '10 Silverado 5.3 just switched from 3.08 to 3.73. Took the kids to South Dakota this summer and my step-dad up north for deer opener. c48e3e6492541f9d32e0603bb581a012.jpg3382d2c704aa1c2fe271e21b66386ed4.jpga32b85e8dce24e672ea9d55cc901105b.jpgcac4c9b3efc7a692ad2bfda7e2c073c4.jpg86c3dfb2cb4051e672ae91e7afeb67f4.jpg

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Nice pics and good color choice. :thumbs:

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Old truck with a rental trailer and new truck with new trailer. The new one still needs to be properly set up with weight distribution and stuff. That will happen next spring.


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Pulling the S185 Bobcat aroundcfd6f437d5ac4213be8f6257889222b0.jpg

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I’ve got one of those. Need to get a pic next time towing.


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Looks great! I picked up one too! a42207d8be88b3e53c942977b414d8e2.jpgb442ce474d1b59651ffe33d2bbdd3d17.jpg

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Thanks! Yours too! Next step for me is to add some tow mirrors


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Thanks! Yours too! Next step for me is to add some tow mirrors


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Thanks! I got my mirrors off ebay. They are made for my truck so they are plug and play. They also push in when you're not towing. Pretty inexpensive too!

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Leaving Squapan Lake this past summer.5383b61856577fc4707bd11921e914a4.jpg

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That's a great looking truck! What color is that?

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That's a great looking truck! What color is that?

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Thanks!! It's Sonoma Red but I pulled that pic off of Instagram so there's likely a filter on there.
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