2024 Ford Super Duty: Why We Passed...

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ℹ️ About the Episode: We have a lot to cover in this episode. We address in detail why we passed on the 2024 Super Duty F350 we ordered in October 2021. We also break down all the maintenance we've had on our truck by mileage and visit @Summit4x4Company in Prescott, AZ, to replace our front-end steering components, change our fluids, replace our shocks and change our dual stabilizer kit.

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[hglenn]

That kid working on your truck at the end. Those dudes are treasures. We need like a million like him.

[bizzfo]

Don’t ever let a place hook a machine up and “flush” your transmission. Drain, replace filter, fill, done. Never “flush”.

[dmwi]

It sure is a pleasure seeing a younger person who is knowledgeable, confident and articulate in the service industry.

[luvRVing]

The simple fact that you guys don't sit and talk us to death in your vids is a primary reason I keep following you and have for years. Not to mention the quality content you guys bring to the table.💖💖

[lynjameson]

Im not even into trucks or mechanics, but this video was oddly satisfying. It’s always nice to see people do a job they are knowledgeable and passionate about, and that aspect came thru on this video. Bonus is seeing real men wrenching and fixing stuff. Definitely an art to be appreciated.

[johnjames]

Summit 4x4 nailed it!. That young man's professionalism and work process are a real treasure. What a great shop environment that was created to allow that young man to succeed. Aside from that, I have followed you since the first flat tire on your maiden voyage. Watch every week. I am building our trailer now. Hope to see you on the road in the future.

[PAKoffee]

Great to see you guys not only find good people to work with, you find smart ones. That tech knows his stuff, and your friend is great at translating tech to English. This is probably the most educational video on truck wear and tear maintenance in suspension, transmissions, and steering I have ever seen. Thank you for doing what you do (travel and present) but even more, let the experts educate everyone on WHY to do this stuff, not just telling you to do it. Excellent Work!

[steventhuss]

THE VERY MAN THAT WORKED ON UR VEHICLE WAS IMPRESSIVE WITH KNOWLEDGE. LUV U KID'S.

[keykeypr]

Such a pleasure seeing people work and share info who are skilled experts in their field.

[sewistnotsewer]

Love your advice to start where you are! Our first trailer cost $200 at a yard sale in 2004.. It was a 1988 Kit Companion. The floor was rotten and I spent six months renovating it while the baby slept and my hubby was at work. We put about $2k into it and used it for years, pulling with a 1984 Suburban my hubby found for $1800. Fast forward 20 years... we've raised three kids and been through a few trailers, includi g a few lean years returning to the brave new world of car camping. Currently in the empty nester "couples trailer" stage and towing with our 2012 Tundra. It feels luxurious compared to our first setup!

Thanks for all your inspo along the way.

[garycooke]

Start small...start now. ABSOLUTE GOLD.

[CharlotteCaniac]

Just bought a F-350 7.3l gas in anticipation of getting an RV in 1-2 years. In the last 6 months, I’ve loved it. Thanks for posting this video.

[davidfromtexas]

I think the real question is, for me, coming out of this video is: with Mark’s new mustache situation, when is the KYD Barbershop Quartet going on tour?

[Enjoyrving]

Excellent video! Smart decision on the 2024. Looks like the folks at Summit know their stuff…..if you don’t have a good shop a trip there for major repairs might be worth it. Kudos to them for allowing you full access in the shop. Tells me they don’t mind video of their work…..they know what they are doing.

[SummitxCompany]

Great video Marc!! We're stoked you're happy with your upgrade and glad we checked those diffs ;) Looking forward to seeing you again. Safe travels!!

[jamesalexander]

Just found your channel. I've got 135, 000 on my 2017 F350 DRW diesel. Still has the original shocks, brakes and rear pads. Just spent $4k to fix the 4x4 since the interior switch wasn't engaging the front hubs. It's my daily driver. 86 miles a day. Love it and it still looks and drives like new.

[wkcampbell]

Mark, I recommend a S&S Diesel replacement fuel pump or at least a disaster prevention kit! If that Bosh CP4 grenades it’s like a 11k fix.

Love the mustache and truck looks awesome! Safe travels, go summer 2024!!!

[harterbob]

My wife was less than interested in this episode, but in my opinion, this is the BEST GUY video you have ever posted! Bravo!

[randypetty]

On our second Superduty…great truck. I upgraded from 2018 250 to 2022 350 DRW to upgrade campers so we could do a big toy hauler. We actually downsized from toy hauler back to small fifth wheel recently. We could downsize back to f250, but we would likely take a beating on that deal, so we are sticking with the F350. I agree that the F250 is much more nimble than the F350 dually.

Also glad there was no damage to the differential…when I saw the chocolate milk my first thought was that’s not good. It’s good that they checked!

I also echo the comments on the young mechanic. It’s refreshing to see talented young people going into these very much needed fields. It requires much knowledge and skill to work on vehicles.

[scottsavage]

I have a 2022 F350 Tremor and I have to admit I really love this truck. A guy asked me "what do you pull with that?" I told him, "whatever I want." Love the super duty.