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Old 01-06-2024, 01:02 PM   #6
Keith Seymore
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Re: Oregon Ingenuity !

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Originally Posted by Rust_never_sleeps View Post
Ramp trucks seem to have faded away into the mists of time back in the 80's in favor of trailers.
For me, the move to "enclosed" was a big jump in terms of keeping things clean especially for long distance travel and therefore making my life more pleasant. It's just easier to come up with an enclosed trailer than an enclosed ramp truck.

Also - with a trailer then you have a tow vehicle that can be used for other things, like as a daily or for parts chasing. With a ramp truck you have a dedicated hauler that sits most of the time.

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