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Originally Posted by ChrisSlicks Yes, 660 lb/ft is the stock number at the crank. I think his was the model series before that one cause it was a few years
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I think his was the model series before that one cause it was a few years ago.. i thought there was a new motor introduced..
either way, i don't want to get off topic too much.. either way these are all some good choices for a tow vehicle.
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