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Wanting to buy truck but need ur help w/the correct bale bed language
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<blockquote data-quote="Atimm693" data-source="post: 1649029" data-attributes="member: 26138"><p>Been running a Besler for almost 20 years now. It has outlasted 3 trucks. About all I have had to do to it is change a couple of hoses, and maintenance. We don't use it really hard like a lot of guys do, it's usually too muddy most of the year to use a truck.</p><p></p><p>You can always buy a cab and chassis truck, and get whatever bed you want installed later. The big GM dealer close to me always has a few of those on the lot. You will probably have better luck this way, you can choose whatever truck and bed combo you want, and not have to rely on whatever a dealer happens to have.</p><p></p><p>A spike bed will only allow you to transport one bale, and only pick it up and set it down. You can haul 2 or 3 bales with an arm bed, unroll them, and use it to pick up many other things, tractor tires, logs, ATVs, you name it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Atimm693, post: 1649029, member: 26138"] Been running a Besler for almost 20 years now. It has outlasted 3 trucks. About all I have had to do to it is change a couple of hoses, and maintenance. We don't use it really hard like a lot of guys do, it's usually too muddy most of the year to use a truck. You can always buy a cab and chassis truck, and get whatever bed you want installed later. The big GM dealer close to me always has a few of those on the lot. You will probably have better luck this way, you can choose whatever truck and bed combo you want, and not have to rely on whatever a dealer happens to have. A spike bed will only allow you to transport one bale, and only pick it up and set it down. You can haul 2 or 3 bales with an arm bed, unroll them, and use it to pick up many other things, tractor tires, logs, ATVs, you name it. [/QUOTE]
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