Pittsburg Power:

If your use to the pickups then the best way to put a PP box is that they are basically just a duration box, nothing more

 

Quebecoains can do the same as we can, but they are almost european. USA comes always behind in development.

 

Im open to suggestions. thanks for all the input. i like the idea of the add on boxes cause it allows me to remove it for work. its gotta go 300ft, not a million miles, but I will look into every option. thanks again

 

Yeah that sucks. Followed you to the Moon. Cures for many diseases. Mfg break throughs. Yep sure wish we could be as sharp as those Europeons are. And you saved our bacon from Hitler in WWII and then Stalin in Cold War. Right.

 

if we talk about trucks than EU is far before US

should be notice who make first truck(mercedes) who put first diesel engine inside (MAN)

who first put turbo on engine ( saurer in 1930s)

and lot of this

here you can see lot of interesting things who first invented what i didnt know most of this things before
http://www.vdik.de/fileadmin/files/de/presse/2003_tech_meilensteine.pdf

also small correction scania CAG(first automated gearbox) is from 1982-1983 not 1984

 

This thread has nothing to do with American V.S. Euro trucks so lets not get off topic

 

In typical V8Lenny fashion "I'm on an American forum discussing American stuff but my country is better" BS

Yea we're always behind. The only junk we develop isn't used by anyone. You know useless crap like....
1. Airplane - Orville and Wilbur Wright. On December 17, 1903
2. Anesthesia - DR. CRAWFORD LONG (1815-1878)
3. The Assembly Line - Ford Motor Company between 1908 and 1915
4. Mechanical Reaper - 1831 Cyrus Hall McCormick US
5. E-mail - [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]1971, Ray Tomlinson [/FONT]
6. FM Radio - Edward H. Armstrong 1914
7. Kevlar - [SIZE=-1]Stephanie Kwolek 1966[/SIZE]
8. The Microprocessor - Intel 1971
9. Microwave Oven - [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif] Percy Spencer 1946[/FONT]
10. The MRI - Dr. Raymond V. Damadian 1977
11. Zipper - 1893 Whitcomb L. Judson US
12. The Phonograph - Thomas Alva Edison 1877
13. Polaroid Instant Photography - [SIZE=-1]Edwin Land 1948[/SIZE]
14. The Polio Vaccine - Dr. Jonas Salk 1954
15. The liquid fueled rocket - Robert Goddard 1926
16. The Skyscraper - William Le Baron Jenney 1885
17. Nuclear weapons - Lots of people
18. Typewriter - Christopher Sholes 1866
19. Electric Air Conditioning - Willis Haviland Carrier 1902
20. Bar code - Joseph Woodland and Bernard Silver on October 7, 1952
21. Frozen foods - Clarence Birdseye 1924
22. The Internet - Lots of people
23. The laser - Theodore Maiman 1960
24. Safety razor - 1900 King Camp Gillette US
25. Refrigerator - 1842 John Gorrie US
26. Remote control - 1950 Robert Adler US
27. Respirator - 1955 Forrest M. Bird US
28. Zipper - 1893 Whitcomb L. Judson US

29. Semi & Fully automatic weapons - John M. Browning
30. Vulcanized rubber - Charles Goodyear 1844


The French invented the guillotine WE invented the electric chair, who's behind again? ​

 

Great post, John...

 

this is the best!!The French invented the guillotine WE invented the electric chair, who's behind again?

 

David, How are you? Always good to see you ...