Fits 2 sticks of butter, cream, coffee, and chocolate chips in the center console. More updates later.

  • baggachipz@sh.itjust.works
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    3 months ago

    Congratulations on the emotional support brodozer.

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    Sorry, this isn’t the place to be dickish about this. I have a visceral reaction to big trucks for my own reasons, but I need to learn to let people enjoy things.

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      3 months ago

      Not saying you’re correct or incorrect on is purpose for OP, but sometimes trucks like this are necessary.

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        3 months ago

        Yes, absolutely. Am skilled trades and do a lot of work on commercial marine vessels, bulk carriers, barges, drill platforms, and tugs. I won’t go into further detail as it might get too exciting. It’s lemmy they get upset over the slight though of pickup trucks.

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        3 months ago

        No it’s not really necessary. For many trades a van or a small box truck is more practical. It’s what most of the world outside of North America uses.

        Pickup trucks popularity as a status or recreational vehicle has heavily influenced the modern design. It’s made the newer models harder to use for work without significant modification.

        I have driven pickup trucks for work for 20 years now. It’s gotten so that I dread having to purchase a new one. It seems like every new model has more “features” to break.

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          Oh man, here we go with the vans again. TDG, are you familiar with that? Massive pain in the ass to transport welding gases in a van vs a pick up. Massive pain having to load and unload a welder. In a van vs pick up. Got a heavy trailer? Yeah you ain’t pulling that in a 3500 sprinter or express van. Got long shit it can hang over the tail gate or roof with one strap, instead of a dangly ass string pinching the doors tight to hold your shit in place. Oh BTW veichles naturally have a negative interior air pressure. Meaning with the rear doors open the exaust fumes are getting pulled inside. Mmmmmm delicioso. You gona hand load a 6ft x 8" x 1" thick plate by hand in to your van? Or you know overhead lift with a crane or fork lift like the rest of the world. Tell me how comfortable it’s to drive 8-10hrs in a van to a job site, … I can go on and on on and on on why vans aren’t the one and only choice for work vehicles.