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I used the site below to find the information needed, I guess a dealer code, but for me it was D0500, which seems to be the railhead.
https://www.cassens.com/#/delivery-receipt
After I gathered all the information used the link below and just saw basics, like pick up from SHAP and delivery to...
I’ve been trying to track using vin, standard routes for CSX but I’m unable to search a way to gather information.
The only info I have is that cassen transferred the truck from SHAP to the New Boston Rail head.
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knowing that the truck has been built and Cassen delivered to the rail yard for transport I’m twiddling my fingers in excitement and anxiety to have the truck delivered.
New to the truck world, been really indecisive about both of these. So what are real world expectations of the pros and cons of the roll type and tri fold?
I’m also an engineer. An extra 10 gallons of fuel is 62.16lbs plus the additional size of the equipment.
Not trying to compensate or put jargon that is unnecessary, 23, 26 or 33, At the end it’s just a bit more fuel, nothing too extreme or crazy.
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I heard they are able to get an ETA once it is on the train. But who knows, RAM CHAT so far during this process has been precise with all their information since I do run it by the dealer every time I got an update.
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was told that the cost to upgrade to a 33 gallon in the future was up in the 5k range. I’m not sure if this is accurate. I’m happy I went with 33 gallons now than later down the road.
Seems about right, getting close to ~15% after the price increase as the dealer is honoring the original price before the increases.
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