Re: "We are professional grade"

"C. E. White" <cewhite3@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "nonsense" <nonsense@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> Did the vehicle not have the mileage stickers on them when you bought 
>>> them?
>>
>> No. The sticker was there with no numbers. Salesmen
>> always lie.
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> I am guessing you bought a Silverado HD (HD vehicles aren't required to 
> havce stickers) - Did you really expect the vehicle to get good mileage?
I 
> fuel economy was im****atant you should have purchased a 4 sylinder
Ranger.
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> ....
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>> Better fuel efficiency with a machine that can be retuned
>> would go far to making me a LOT happier. The fact that I've
>> had to throw more money into new solutions forms a solid part
>> of my gripe.
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> You can rent trucks for occasional use.


I'm not taking sides here, but if you need to rent a vehicle for towing 
something, you are out of luck in some states. New York, for instance. You

cannot rent a vehicle to tow a trailer of your own. There are only two 
exceptions:

1) U-Haul, and it has to be their "towing device", like the dollies that
you 
use to haul a car behind their truck.

2) Leased commercial vehicles, like the dump trucks you see hauling 
construction equipment on a trailer.