Trucks or Pickups ?

[MTPoleKat]

go get the car, which one you bringing back?

 

 

now "go get the sports car" which one you bringing back?

 

 

whats your point? same difference.

 

to me their both trucks. theyre both designed to tow and haul things. one is just bigger than the other.

 

 

LMAO Now come on that's a no brainier. Everyone of us know which 1 we're grabbing there.

 

 

[BlackZ71Silverado]

Go get the white truck. Which one you bringing back?

 

 

 

 

That's an easy one.....I would bring back the truck, not the "dump truck".

[MTPoleKat]

Go get the white truck. Which one you bringing back?

 

 

 

 

That's an easy one.....I would bring back the truck, not the "dump truck".

 

 

Then I would have got "I said the truck dumbass not the pickup. Your parents ever had any kids that lived. Now go get the %$ truck!" :-)

[Doug_Scott]

Go get the white truck. Which one you bringing back?

 

 

 

 

That's an easy one.....I would bring back the truck, not the "dump truck".

 

 

Then I would have got "I said the truck dumbass not the pickup. Your parents ever had any kids that lived. Now go get the %$ truck!" :-)

 

 

I guess I am the only one that would just ask the guy "which one?"

 

The one that I do not like is the "motor" or "engine" issue. The starter is a motor, the thing it starts is the engine.

[SparkySparks]

Go get the white truck. Which one you bringing back?

 

 

 

 

I would ask if they wanted the Pickup Truck or the Dump Truck, that is if I couldn't tell which was needed for what I was currently doing/helping with.

[Morgan1986]

The term pickup to me has been more associated to trucks that do work but not towing or anything really heavy. Trucks to me are more capable that can tow heavy loads and carry alot of payload. A pick up to me is light duty work like tools or wood .

 

To day all trucks are called trucks . Semies are called semies or tractor trailers and then there is dump trucks or garbage trucks or sement trucks and flat deck trucks . and then there is just trucks like Ford or Dodge or GM or Toyota. Then there is cars like the honda ridge line

[Black2011]

I usually call mine a truck. Usually call the semis by brand, we'd say we're going to get the Pete, or the Freightshaker.

 

or "we're going to get the pete to boost the freightliner"

lol.

(I'm an apprentice@ Peterbilt)

 

Go get the white truck. Which one you bringing back?

 

 

 

 

That's an easy one.....I would bring back the truck, not the "dump truck".

 

 

Then I would have got "I said the truck dumbass not the pickup. Your parents ever had any kids that lived. Now go get the %$ truck!" :-)

 

 

I guess I am the only one that would just ask the guy "which one?"

 

The one that I do not like is the "motor" or "engine" issue. The starter is a motor, the thing it starts is the engine.

 

motor is electricity, engine needs fuel. dunno y thats so hard eh?

[Zembonez]

Mine's hardly a grain hauler, but it's still my truck.

 

[j-ten-ner]

Mine's hardly a grain hauler, but it's still my truck.

 

 

 

...and beautiful btw. ...

 

so long

j-ten-ner

[yamahas]

Hey, I know people that call their SUV's trucks, and its a Kia Sportage lol. I think that is harder to understand then truck vs. pickup.

 

I call my truck a truck.

 

Go get the white truck. Which one you bringing back?

 

 

 

 

Depends on the task at hand. Home Depot or the quarry?

[kstruckcountry]

If gas is engine, and electric is motor, when's the last time you called an outboard an outboard engine? I always call em an outboard motor...

 

Just stirrin y'all up

[z71MudDog]

i once worked on a ranch with about 100 horses.there was a stable that needed repair.one of my tools was a sawas all.now i was cutting a sheet of wood in a stable WITH a clidesdale next to me..man talk about lookin over your shoulder.

 

another time i was loading cattle into a trailor not sure if you ever used those collapsible gates you can tie on your trailor,anyways we had the gates set up an my fingers were between the two gates and the guy swings it closed with my fingers in there.i was absolutely silent couldnt say or yell anything then the cow kicked me..

 

another story i been in the rain stopping throught mud roping cattle an calfs for braning and castration i walked all over a hugr and when i say huge i dont mean a couple rocks here an there i mean a MOUNTAIN walking in the rain repairing old fences an looking for a new born calf.at the end of the day gettin dark gunna call it a day as we walk down to the PICK UP (ha) an sure enough theres the little guy not 30 yrd from where we pulled up..

 

 

with all that stuff thats the way i would love to live back in the ol days

[Black2011]

If gas is engine, and electric is motor, when's the last time you called an outboard an outboard engine? I always call em an outboard motor...

 

Just stirrin y'all up

 

 

Even your outboard "motor" IS an internal combustion ENGINE

 

But between you and me, I could care less that other people say motor. For the same reason we spell things different then the british. tyres. HA that just sounds stupid

[BlackZ71Silverado]

If gas is engine, and electric is motor, when's the last time you called an outboard an outboard engine? I always call em an outboard motor...

 

Just stirrin y'all up

 

 

Even your outboard "motor" IS an internal combustion ENGINE

 

But between you and me, I could care less that other people say motor. For the same reason we spell things different then the british. tyres. HA that just sounds stupid

 

 

It's not that we spell stuff different than the British, they just don't know how to spell.....LOL kidding.

[Chris]

I usually call mine a truck. Usually call the semis by brand, we'd say we're going to get the Pete, or the Freightshaker.

 

or "we're going to get the pete to boost the freightliner"

lol.

(I'm an apprentice@ Peterbilt)

 

Go get the white truck. Which one you bringing back?

 

 

 

 

That's an easy one.....I would bring back the truck, not the "dump truck".

 

 

Then I would have got "I said the truck dumbass not the pickup. Your parents ever had any kids that lived. Now go get the %$ truck!" :-)

 

 

I guess I am the only one that would just ask the guy "which one?"

 

The one that I do not like is the "motor" or "engine" issue. The starter is a motor, the thing it starts is the engine.

 

motor is electricity, engine needs fuel. dunno y thats so hard eh?

 

Motor could also be fluid driven like hydraulic motors....

and my "truck" hauls livestock and hay