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For those who have a Colorado??
Be careful.....lol
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There also the issue of the side air bags getting set off when off road as well with the Colorado, yes steer clear if you off road.
 
Well, obviously it was overloaded. I think the GM techs are 100% correct in their analysis.

Maybe try not to buy a junky truck next time. I’ve had my Yoder so bed loaded with a full pallet of bricks that it was on the bumpstops for 25 miles. It was fine. Hard to steer at highway speeds though. LOL. Pulled trailers with tractors so heavy you had to center them over the double axle to be able to turn. Still fine. Got really “sleepy” one weekend and found a deep ditch. 4lowed that bad boy out and, again, still fine.
 
For those who have a Colorado??
Be careful.....lol

And if you believe that I've got a mansion for sale on a remote island if you're interested.

2,100 pounds isn't going to do that to a frame and 347 pounds sure as hell isn't going to.
 
so if a condom is rated for 1 time use, and you use it 1.1 times and it breaks.....do you expect trojan to pay for the kids college fund?

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Well, obviously it was overloaded. I think the GM techs are 100% correct in their analysis.

Maybe try not to buy a junky truck next time. I’ve had my Yoder so bed loaded with a full pallet of bricks that it was on the bumpstops for 25 miles. It was fine. Hard to steer at highway speeds though. LOL. Pulled trailers with tractors so heavy you had to center them over the double axle to be able to turn. Still fine. Got really “sleepy” one weekend and found a deep ditch. 4lowed that bad boy out and, again, still fine.

Only a Toyota fan would call a GM truck junk for failing when being overloaded.

Is your Yoder on the first frame or the second?
 
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Only a Toyota fan would call a GM truck junk for failing when being overloaded.



Is your Yoder on the first frame or the second?



LOL. First frame 1999 model. CA built, 1st owner was in NC and now it resides in MS. Somehow the frame has survived while others around me were falling apart. A good sousing in OSPHO back in 2005 probably helped a lot.
 
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