What percent tint do you have on the 310? I’m getting ready to tint my 313 and my 306 and don’t want to go too dark. Yours looked good. If you did it again would you go as dark or darker?
Back and left side are 5% tint Front glass is 50% and the left is 35% if I remember correctly. It’s the perfect balance to see outside even late at night, Just buy the good quality tint so it gets rid of the UV rays
Great content as always glad to see you're still getting it done and a nice change from logging I'm sure. Also wanted to point out I'm proud to be the 69th like 😂
Man I enjoy all of your videos. Hauling, equipment, maintenance or pups running around. It doesn’t matter, I am the same way always doing something with a dog running around lol😂
I like the longer videos. I work behind a desk all day and live vicariously through you guys. That's why I subscribe to you, Letsdig18 and others. Unless you're standing there scratching your balls, more content is good content. Peace, brother!
Nice roof light. I want one for mine when I have to back up into driveways but also in the opposing lane. Would like to give people a good visual of what I’m doing so they can slow down
One of the best things to have. I use it quite often. Especially going down these tight roads with people hauling ass on the opposite end it’s good to have.
Ram doesn’t dictate what a combination is besides what the tires are rated for to its limitations. Axles are capable of so much and tires. You can legally make this truck as high of a number as you want on the road for combined weight. Same as if you ass a pup trailer you’ve just increased the weight rating again more axles more tires more load being shared across.
@@IManOPERATOR , so what is your rear axle weight at that load , because i have a 2500 and my rear axle is max 6000 but i have tires that have 4080lbs capacity each and a wheel capacity of 4500 lbs each so would i be ok if i put 8000lbs on my rear axle , i know my truck parts can handle it because it shares all the part with the 3500 excepts the rear dually adapters
@@christianrenteria2792 pin weight of the trailer is about 5k lbs I have about 7-8k on the rear axle here. You don’t want to go over your axles weight rating where you start warping axle bearing and destroying suspension just like if you over load a trailer things break. Always good to have more fire than you have axle less flex on the tire and cooler running tire too.
@@christianrenteria2792 rear axle on a 2500 is smaller than a 3500 dually. These are an AAM 12 with a 12.5” ring gear inthink 2500s are a 11.5 axle and ring gear
Ehhhh I mean srw. I’m sure it would tow it easily but man I sure you won’t be a stable ride if you’re hauling a 5th wheel that around that size of weight
