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Go drive the 7.3 gas f250 before making any final decisions on diesel. I have a 23 model. It has a ton of power and way better get up and go than you’d expect. Very comfortable ride for a 3/4 ton as well. The price on my lariat was significantly less than the diesel of the same trim.

Looking for 5 tickets in lower bowl for this weekend. If a parking pass is available would be interested in that too.

Surprised there aren’t more ridge grappler recommendations. Taking into account price, ride quality, and longevity, It’s the correct answer by a long shot in my opinion. I’ve had Toyo and other brands, ridge grapplers now….by far the best I’ve had. My buddy owns a ford dealership and he said 35 ridge grapplers are the runaway best and most popular for the money on a f250.

I’ve mentioned it before in the side by side threads but I bought one of these from a dealer over a year ago and couldn’t be happier. Mostly American made with a kohler engine. A little louder than a Polaris but performs really well. I bought the L7 crew cab.
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I see all of the anti Ford stuff, but I personally know no less than 10 people who have had to replace their transmission or entire engine on a 2016-new GM/Chevy V8 truck/SUV before 100k miles. My neighbor bought a brand new top of the line Tahoe and it was in the shop more than his driveway for the first 6 months. They all have their issues but I wouldn't touch a GM product with someone else's money.

I’d stay away from US. I had some and they didn’t last long. Pretty much same story for everyone else I know that had em. Trojan is worth the extra money.

See if this works. I’m not too experienced with pictures on here

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I put this on mine because it’s crew cab and needed rear speakers. They have a 2 speaker one for a little more than $100 on Amazon. It’s really loud but not a ton of bass. LINK

I live in Madison but am originally from Louisiana. Madison is nicer than most towns in the south in any state. It’s growing quickly. The food scene is getting much better and there are a bunch of options just south in Ridgeland as well. If you live in Madison city limits it doesn’t matter which side of the interstate you are on really, nice neighborhoods on both sides. In gluckstadt area you certainly want to be on the west side of interstate if you have kids due to better elementary schools on that side. Housing ranges from 165/sq ft to 205/210 sq ft in neighborhoods like lake Caroline and Westlake. Reunion had some on the water go for around 300/sq ft this year but that’s an outlier. Lake Caroline has a 900 acre private lake, golf course, tennis courts, 3 swimming pools, and walking track. My buddy that lives in BR suburbs brings his family here and constantly states his frustration that Louisiana doesn’t have an area like it that he could move his family. Madison is a quiet family place but the amphitheater is right down the road and gets most of the big music and comedy acts. The Braves are just south in Pearl, and ridgeland is getting a top golf. There is the reservoir and pearl river for boating outside of Caroline. Other than LSU there are as many things to do in the metro area as there are Baton Rouge. I love my home state but I’d be hard pressed to say Madison is not a big step up from anywhere there as far as quality of life for a family.

Mark Lauren has designed some of the special forces workouts in the past. He has an app that provides multiple different programs ranging from 9-50 min workouts, as well as recovery and flexibility routines. He provides pull up options but also has a body weight substitute if you don’t have the pull up capability. I highly recommend his routines to someone looking for a body weight plan. His yearly subscription is under $100.
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