I got sick of worrying about getting stuck in the mud due to the low lake levels here in FL. The summer dog days gave me the time to try and solve this with an old beater truck I bought.

I hope this will work now after a complete drivetrain and suspension replacement (and a few extras).

I'm about ready for fall and catching a slew of dinks (I'm good at catching them).

Do you think this will work?

dang man you took an ole beater and turned her into one beautiful truck, nice work man!!!

Man,

 What a beaut, I would take her hunting in some of the game lands here in a sec.

Me like  

It's a ford, it'll work. Nice truck.

Nice truck!!!  It's not a beater anymore.

Falcon

Beater???  You need to come for a ride in my 4cyl VW tackle box,....

Looks strong.

Thanks Guys

I pride myself in being a decent turd polisher

You done good!  

8-)

Looks like a solid piece of machinery...too bad it doesn't have a Ram's head on it though

nice. How much do you drop on filling those dual tanks?

nice. How much do you drop on filling those dual tanks?

I really don't know because I can't see very clearly with all of the tears in my eyes ..... but I do know that the pump sounds like a never ending slot machine

and it only gets about 8 mpg, at least my Jeep gets 9 mpg.

nice. How much do you drop on filling those dual tanks?

I really don't know because I can't see very clearly with all of the tears in my eyes .....

and it only gets about 8 mpg, at least my Jeep gets 9 mpg.

I had a full size dodge that averaged around 8MPG, I've since switched to a GMC canyon that gets anywhere from 18 to 22 with full synthetic. It's an awesome feeling knowing that I only need to fill up 3 times a month. I have a jeep as well that pulls in about 6. Now that's a guzzler.