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Diesels are Wild! Just a few years ago, the word diesel brought up images of slow moving trucks lugging heavy loads up steep hills slowing traffic. Not anymore! Diesels are now breaking into the racing category. My son has a Cummins Diesel pickup that races the quarter mile in the 12s. Next year, Chevrolet is bringing out a Corvette Diesel. Amazing!
Gas motors cannot measure up to the power, speed and fuel economy of a diesel. While gas pickups are hauling trailers and campers around on vacation, sucking up a gallon for every eight to ten miles on the road, diesel pickups haul the same load up the mountainside at seventy miles an hour, consuming only one gallon for every fifteen to twenty miles.
There is absolutely no comparison between a gas and diesel motor!
Dieselswild.com Articles and Fun Stories
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 | A Good Chain Can Make All The Difference :: by Dean Isaacson |
| I cannot describe the feeling but I know you've felt it before. The feeling you get when you know something is enormously wrong but just before the full impact hits you. It was only five fifteen but it was dark outside. I stepped outside my truck and was looking back at . . . [Read More] |
 | ATV - Mounting Truck Mirrors That Last :: by Dean Isaacson |
| In the State of Idaho, it is legal to ride an ATV on the road in most towns. All you have to do is get street licensed (plates), install a mirror, use hand signals and check local laws. I found it a lot safer to install two mirrors, especially when traveling on five-l . . . [Read More] |
 | Automotive Electrical Grounding 101 :: by Squid 1 / Nissan Titan Forum |
| The best and most widely used example when it comes to explaining the principles of electricity is plumbing. Ever been in the shower and someone flushes the toilet? It gets real hot real fast doesn’t it? The reason for that also applies to grounding. When water flows th . . . [Read More] |
 | Big Muskie: A Brief Summary :: by Dean Isaacson |
| The Big Muskie was a 4250W walking dragline manufactured by Bucyrus-Erie Company at their South Milwaukee plant at a cost of twenty-five million dollars. At twenty-two stories high and an extended boom that was almost 1.5 times the length of a football field, it was t . . . [Read More] |
 | BP 1: Found This '56 Project Truck On Ebay :: by Dean Isaacson |
| I purchased this old Binder on eBay, early August 2006. No rust through, just some surface rust. Straight body with just a few dings and dents! Very happy with this truck. The truck was parked in a farm field in the very eastern end of Montana. I picked it up with . . . [Read More] |
 | BP 2: Inspired By Memories Of My Old '58 :: by Dean Isaacson |
| Here is a picture of me with my 1958 A100 Anniversary Edition International pickup (circ 1973). What a beautiful truck! Here I am, getting out of the truck at my friend's house. His 1972 Monte Carlo, in the background, is only a few months old! Rear view of the . . . [Read More] |
 | BP 3: Hold The Horsepower !! Just Won This Beauty On Ebay! :: by Dean Isaacson |
| This is a 1955 International Harvester S-110 series, short box pickup (115 inch wheelbase); 100% stock. This truck came with documentation, including original registration, build sheet (window sticker), and several restoration receipts. This truck has the stoc . . . [Read More] |
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Random Humor: ANOTHER RIDDLE
If your dog is barking at the back door and your wife is yelling at the front door, who do you let in first?
The dog, of course. He'll shut up once you let him in.
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