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Originally Posted by ERASER5
Yes, not a actual measurement. I've had 6 tons of wet gravel/sand in my 3/4Ton. Maybe I shouldn't have, but I did. I will agree that the moniker are somewhat confusing. A 10 is a1500 is a 150. And a 20 is a 2500 is a 250. A 30 is a 3500 is a 350. Weird.
As for cars, lets compare a 2016 full size car with a 1968 full size car.  Those land yachts make todays full size look like compacts! |
It's all marketing. The marketing groups can call it whatever they want without respect to reality.
Doesn't a "1500" sound heavier duty than a "10" series?
Once you've worked with truck marketing groups it all becomes readily apparent.
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