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I'll be honest, I stopped reading here:
Then when it breaks, because it will, you can repair the break and strengthen the parts around the repair.
From there we have very well documented upgrades that can be made as finances allow.
The only argument would be if this truck was critical for saving lives or traveling cross country, then your comment about "cheap" means you are in the wrong truck/business.
I'll be honest, I stopped reading here:
The real answer is, drive it. Just learn to monitor and drive it.
Then when it breaks, because it will, you can repair the break and strengthen the parts around the repair.
From there we have very well documented upgrades that can be made as finances allow.
The only argument would be if this truck was critical for saving lives or traveling cross country, then your comment about "cheap" means you are in the wrong truck/business.
