Ryno is one of the more sensible you tubers. He appreciates a diesel for what it is and keeps them and doesn’t jump to the next model because it’s new. Smart man unlike some others
Not sure if u will see this but I started out in a gas ford ranger and just kept it running until I was in the financial position to purchase my dream truck a 1997 dodge ram 2500 12 valve cummins. I just graduated high school and am going to college to further myself in my education although I am currently running a hardscape/ landscape design company and keeping the Blue collar movement alive! Love the videos and the message that you preach
I did landscaping for a while and I absolutely loved it. I work in a nursery yard for perennials, shrubs and trees and I enjoy it and it's a difficult job to do professionally and correctly sometimes but it has its perks. Keep it up, good luck and keep up the #WORKFORIT movement!
Could not have said it better myself. My son watches you and I'm a sub because he told me about you. I've have over the years 3 diesels and he's been around them and I've always preaching to him " don't buy a diesel truck because you can afford one, buy a diesel truck when you can afford to fix one"
Thank you for teaching your son this. Very wise. I'm gonna be 30 next year and I know for a fact I cant afford to own a diesel. I own a 19 year old Nissan xterra 6cyl and its a royal pain to afford that when it breaks. I want nothing more than to own a diesel truck but my family's needs come first. Its. Goal to work for and an investment but not a necessity. Hopefully he carries this knowledge when he goes to get his hands on his first diesel and teaches his own children about it if they are thinking about the lifestyle. Its expensive and enjoyable but we must do what me must to make sure our families and ourselves are taken care of first.
I've only been watching you for a short time but you are definitely the biggest motivator/idle in my life right now. I love your positive energy and watching your videos always helps me keep my mind on track and reminds me that if I ever want to do anything good for myself that I'll have to get out there and work for it! Keep up the great content!
Great advice! After owning a few cars basically just to get me to work and back I bought my first truck a few years ago at 21. I wanted something with a little more power, something I could tow a decent size trailer with and use to plow and hall stuff when I need to. But, no i did not buy a diesel. Why? Well the biggest reason, at the time I could not afford a diesel. Nor did I feel like I would really *need* one in the following years. So, I bought an 03 Silverado 1500. And I waited to find one with relatively low miles because I knew I’d be keeping it for a while. Now did it tow the best when I first got it? No. But I saved up a little more, put a towing cam in it, added some airbags and a few other things, tuned it myself with hp tuners and now it’s honestly perfect for my needs. Now It tows my custom scrap trailer & car hauler all the time like nothing. And it also pulls a 30 ft camper here and there and let me tell you it pulls this thing like it was born to. So it just goes to show if your not hauling super heavy you really don’t *need* a diesel you can absolutely get by no problem with a gas truck.
I'm 16 driving a 04 duramax with 280k miles. I WORKED FOR IT! I've managed to always have at least a quarter tank of fuel, and haven't had any big issues yet (Fingers crossed)
Thank you Ryno for explaining this. I'll be 30 next year and I still have a gas 2000 Nissan xterra 6cyl with 265,000 miles. I like it a lot and it definitely gets me through the winters in upstate NY. I love diesel trucks and I grew up in an area where they are fully useful but let's face it, just like you say it is definitely not needed. They are VERY expensive. I bust my ass day in and day out for $14.50/hr and i have 3 kids. Its not about easy thing to pay for when you are the average working man or woman. Go gas for your first vehicle and learn about what your driving and what you can actually afford before you get into the world of diesels. I want NOTHING MORE THAN TO GET A DURAMAX... but let's face it I just cant afford it currently. I have obligations as a father and a husband to make sure that my family is taken care of before I even think about making this decision. I am currently working on my credit and hopefully in a few years I'll be able to afford an older diesel but like Ryno states all the time... you need to #WORKFORIT.
Yes I preach this. I totally agree with with u too many young people get loans on trucks they can’t afford. I drive a 05 f250 6.0 power stroke ccsb 92k miles bulletproofed all done & bought with cash
Tried buying a new 2018 LTZ Duramax but I couldn’t afford it so I bought a new 2018 1500 Z71 and I couldn’t be happier. Yes I wanted a diesel but I couldn’t afford it
Rayn has point about growing up around diesel and wanting one because it is the same for me growing up an a farm with tractor's that's why I bought a diesel truck
I’m 17 got a 2003 6.0 Powerstroke I bought it mainly for gas mileage but now I’m on a race team and use it to haul our race trailer around the Midwest and I think it is the best decision I have ever made
I really like deisel but with being up north ware it gets -20F deisel fuel jells up. Also with gas trucks getting better and better and the new stupid restrictions on diesel engines. Unless you're pulling every single day 15k pounds or more I think if I really think thro it 🤔gas is better for me.
I have a 2018 GMC Sierra 3500 HD with the 6.0l gas engine and pull my 13k pound fifth wheel I live in full time around. So far does just fine. Honestly, very few people actually 'Need' diesel trucks, everybody just wants them for either the torque, or to look cool. Sure, the torque on a diesel is gonna get you up a hill way faster than my truck will, but for the 10k dollars I didn't spend I can afford to show up a little bit later. But that's just my theory.
I’ve owned two diesel trucks and honestly The only reason I bought them was because I was assuming they were just unstoppable reliable beasts but now a days with the epa crap they are the biggest POS out there I think my next truck will be a Toyota Tundra. I wouldn’t recommend getting a diesel truck for your first vehicle. Get a TOYOTA! Unless you are pulling 10k pounds daily nobody needs a diesel besides to look cool.
if you own a diesel and it's not covered in digs, scratches and dents... you shouldn't own one cause that just means your not driving it for WORK the actual reason the truck was made
I'm 16 I'll be 17 in a few months I love diesel trucks I want a 2015 Ram Cummins I have a fire truck and 2 older trucks just to fix up 60s trucks but like I said I want a diesel I've been looking at them I don't need it right now I had more to say in this comment but I forgot lol sorry I don't know what else to say but thanks I did enjoy watching and it does help me think better love the videos man I'm hoping to start my own business next year keep it up buddy
I want a disel truck because my dad has two and they are really nice, they are fast when they are boosted, mostly half of my life we've owned disel trucks and the job I want is going to be hard, for example its gonna be heavy lifting and things like that.
Dont get an eco diesel! A coworker had her engine blow up and sieze geting on the road blocking traffic. My neighbor always had issues and in the shop. He happily tradded for a gas truck. Trust me, if you go 1500, go gas. Go 5.3L as they are long lasting and trusting motors with more power then you think with economy that 6.2L dont have. My 2005 silverado pulled 10,000 to 12,000 lbs double what its suppose to without issue.
@@brandoncaldwell95 I have heard a LOT of people say that however I have a friend who bought one in 2013 and my grandfather has a 2015 and they both love them and other than maintains they have done nothing to it (the 2013 has 110000 miles)
@@BorninVirginia Those 2 trucks were stock. Both have around 110k miles. The one got her motor replaced entirly by the dealer where the other ot ride of it before more issues became of it. They are crap and any person would tell you. Truck me, stick with gas.
Nice video. I’m going to a tech school this year to be a diesel mechanic. I’m hoping to get hired right out of the school. I really want a diesel truck but I don’t need it right now. But also with me and my friends I never really know what I might be doing. One day I might be going to the store the next I might be hauling a goosneck with round Bailes. I never really know.
Haha I feel like I live in the opposite world. I grew up always climbing up into my dad’s ‘98 Dodge Ram and ever since I was a little girl, I’ve always wanted a Toyota Tacoma (yes not a diesel truck, but it’s a size I feel comfortable driving in and I absolutely love how they look, past and present). All of my friends drive sedans/luxury vehicles and they all keep telling me I shouldn’t get a truck because it’s “too big” or it “isn’t fuel efficient enough” or “the insurance is too high”. I still really want one to fulfill this hole in my heart of having a truck cause I was so familiar with them my whole life, but I’m not planning on going into a work field where I would require a truck and I don’t do many outdoor activities that would make having one a necessity. I’m kind of stuck in this weird limbo where logically I shouldn’t get a truck, but I want one so badly (I honestly can afford to probably get a used one cause I have an income and fairly decent credit for a 20 year old already). One day, hopefully soon I can finally get that dream truck, I just get worried about if it’s the wrong life decision or not.
As bad as I wanted a full size 2500, I just knew I didn't NEED one and would be much better off with the little brother. Got the 2.8l miniMax after researching for a couple years. It's been an amazing little diesel, averaging 25.5 MPG loaded down with tools was definitely worth the extra $3700 for the diesel option. BTW saw the first WorkForIt sticker in the wild the other day, Northern NV near Lake Tahoe.
Im 20 i bought my first truck wen i was 18 i still own it its a lb7 Duramax and god dam i love my truck i look at my buddies with gas trucks and honestly im glad i went with a diesel not for everyone cause maintenance is lil more expensive than the gas but i love her and not gonna get rid of her but if i do ill get a lbz
Yes, the next five years... I sell parts in a mountain community where 85 percent of the people drive trucks with a diesel motor and can tell you a set of injectors for any brand is not cheap. That's just the injectors, not the labor and others things that come into play.
I’m 16 and bought myself a nice 6 leaker. Sure it was a good amount of money but I work the shit out of it, which is how I’m able to afford it. Fun when fun but gets the job done when I use it. If you don’t have a decent job tho oof
Some of the best content on UA-cam purely off being real and true, regardless of what goes on or whos in the videos. Getting some Work For It merch come pay day Friday and anyone who can should support this mans company, dont be lazy find your card
I thought about a diesel before I started watching you tubers then I thought I’ll buy one in the future then I guy at my school got one and really since then like seeing how he built it the sounds I changed my mine and I’m going to buy one soon
If you got the money... go for it, but honestly my dmax is eating me alive lol everything is more expensive for it but in my opinion they are more durable and also but it’s also what you will use it for for ex: I have horses and have to drive them around and a gas truck really wasn’t cutting it for me 🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
I had an old 95 f250 460 as my first truck. Then went to a 93 f250 351 and then we started farming so I then got a 97 f250 powerstroke because I had a need. Honestly I wouldn’t recommend a diesel as a first truck just because I’m a teenager and I know how we abuse vehicles 😂 but if you want one I say go for it if your finances and what not line up🤷♂️
I’m 17 I want a 250 or 2500 Diesel exstended cab for extra room though I don’t need a crew cab. long bed for putting wood and metal and such that is longer. Its for hauling my Jeep cross country Incase somthing breaks on my Jeep during off roading. I want to do 37/13.5 15/12.5 ik I’ll have to regear and ill put a super charger in to to make it pull better and just have a nice lifted truck.
May want to rethink that supercharger. They are great power builders but not a great idea for towing. The increased temp load from towing will really be compounded by the super charger.
My first truck was a gas I owned for 6 years and never had a single problem and wasn’t in the shop one time. What I want to know is, will the trucks longevity and fuel efficiency of a Diesel be worth the upkeep.
I would like one for long trips across the country and because diesels last long if you take care of them like you said but right now I have a hard time taking car of my gas v8 so yeah I’m not ready for a diesel truck yet
I got a 96 f350 that was on its last leg for $5,990 and i rebuilt her injectors down to the suspension 6" lift with $13,000 its worth it for me because its my work truck.
Can I just say, for the love of everything great and holy in the world, unless it's going to be a show truck like Rynos, don't even consider or look at 3/4 ton diesels or anything with less than an 8' bed on it. You can get whatever cab style you want or brand as long as it's a 1 ton with an 8 foot bed on it. I honestly don't even know why they make 3/4 ton diesels. They aren't any more efficient, with the same engine as a 1 ton the little extra weight shouldn't play any difference in fuel economy to a good diesel. It's also not going to ride that much worse unless you're just a big baby or you're old or disabled, that's your only excuse. 3/4 ton diesels is like saying 'Oh, lets take the most powerful engine in the HD truck world and put it in the smallest least capable truck frame and suspension that's offered!' For example, Ford puts their 6.7L diesel in their 6500 truck line... All the 3 big manufactures have such big large capable diesel engines that they're rated to do a lot and putting them in a 3/4 ton truck is utterly useless and a waste of money and fuel. If you want your money back in resale value, get yourself a 1 ton long bed because all the people buying trucks with 150-200k+ miles on them all they give 2 shits about is using it to work with, abusing it, and being able to have the most capabilities they can get for the best price. No one wants a 3/4 ton truck especially with a standard or short bed on it because it's hardly safe to tow very much with it and its bed is useless to everyone that actually does anything. Heck you can barely even put a four wheeler in it and still have the tailgate up, or a dirt bike. There's no excuse to not getting a 1 ton when it's max 3k more in price and you get 100% more capability. Now, if they made a different engine for the 3/4 ton diesel trucks that was smaller, lighter, and more efficient but could still tow maybe 14 or 15k pounds then it would be perfect. A capable diesel truck that gets 20 mpg or better (especially if deleted) and still tows a good amount. But having any of the bigger diesel engines in a 3/4 ton truck is an insult to that engine and it's capabilities. Might as well just buy a prius and cummins swap it.
the best advice i have ever got from watching you an your channel is DONT GO BROKE TRYING TO LOOK RICH i live by that quote man thanks for the badass content chris never sent my hat out to many drug deals on his phone he skipped my hat lol lol kidding kidding but where is my hat.
Ryno is one of the more sensible you tubers. He appreciates a diesel for what it is and keeps them and doesn’t jump to the next model because it’s new. Smart man unlike some others
Agreed. I cant stand ford but I do appreciate and respect the OBS powerstroke
Not sure if u will see this but I started out in a gas ford ranger and just kept it running until I was in the financial position to purchase my dream truck a 1997 dodge ram 2500 12 valve cummins. I just graduated high school and am going to college to further myself in my education although I am currently running a hardscape/ landscape design company and keeping the Blue collar movement alive! Love the videos and the message that you preach
I did landscaping for a while and I absolutely loved it. I work in a nursery yard for perennials, shrubs and trees and I enjoy it and it's a difficult job to do professionally and correctly sometimes but it has its perks. Keep it up, good luck and keep up the #WORKFORIT movement!
I have a 1997 dodge 12v it’s has a lot of problems with it but it’s a great truck for pulling
Could not have said it better myself. My son watches you and I'm a sub because he told me about you. I've have over the years 3 diesels and he's been around them and I've always preaching to him " don't buy a diesel truck because you can afford one, buy a diesel truck when you can afford to fix one"
Thank you for teaching your son this. Very wise. I'm gonna be 30 next year and I know for a fact I cant afford to own a diesel. I own a 19 year old Nissan xterra 6cyl and its a royal pain to afford that when it breaks. I want nothing more than to own a diesel truck but my family's needs come first. Its. Goal to work for and an investment but not a necessity. Hopefully he carries this knowledge when he goes to get his hands on his first diesel and teaches his own children about it if they are thinking about the lifestyle. Its expensive and enjoyable but we must do what me must to make sure our families and ourselves are taken care of first.
I have a duramax as my first truck. I love it. I treat it like a baby to make it last
I’m 17 got a 5.0l v8 2012 F-150
Get something affordable but most importantly, focus on your studies!
Why not
I've only been watching you for a short time but you are definitely the biggest motivator/idle in my life right now. I love your positive energy and watching your videos always helps me keep my mind on track and reminds me that if I ever want to do anything good for myself that I'll have to get out there and work for it! Keep up the great content!
I will!
Dude, I miss these intro shots. You used to shoot the Chevy all the time.
Great message! I used this video and the one with chris and his truck to show a friend's teen son to be practical in his truck purchase!
I’m 16 got a gas Squarebody
Im 16 as well and ive got a 2012 2500HD duramax crew cab long bed
I'm 16 and have a fire truck no one takes me for real lol but I do what a 2015 Ram Cummins
Always leaves with positive energy..
💥✅💥
“You see these tire marks, yeah somebody else made them” hahahaha
Great advice! After owning a few cars basically just to get me to work and back I bought my first truck a few years ago at 21. I wanted something with a little more power, something I could tow a decent size trailer with and use to plow and hall stuff when I need to. But, no i did not buy a diesel. Why? Well the biggest reason, at the time I could not afford a diesel. Nor did I feel like I would really *need* one in the following years. So, I bought an 03 Silverado 1500. And I waited to find one with relatively low miles because I knew I’d be keeping it for a while. Now did it tow the best when I first got it? No. But I saved up a little more, put a towing cam in it, added some airbags and a few other things, tuned it myself with hp tuners and now it’s honestly perfect for my needs. Now It tows my custom scrap trailer & car hauler all the time like nothing. And it also pulls a 30 ft camper here and there and let me tell you it pulls this thing like it was born to. So it just goes to show if your not hauling super heavy you really don’t *need* a diesel you can absolutely get by no problem with a gas truck.
I'm 16 driving a 04 duramax with 280k miles. I WORKED FOR IT! I've managed to always have at least a quarter tank of fuel, and haven't had any big issues yet (Fingers crossed)
Bausten i am 16 and i have a 04 ram 1500 hemi and I also worked for it with my jobs. Good for you!!
Thank you Ryno for explaining this. I'll be 30 next year and I still have a gas 2000 Nissan xterra 6cyl with 265,000 miles. I like it a lot and it definitely gets me through the winters in upstate NY. I love diesel trucks and I grew up in an area where they are fully useful but let's face it, just like you say it is definitely not needed. They are VERY expensive. I bust my ass day in and day out for $14.50/hr and i have 3 kids. Its not about easy thing to pay for when you are the average working man or woman. Go gas for your first vehicle and learn about what your driving and what you can actually afford before you get into the world of diesels. I want NOTHING MORE THAN TO GET A DURAMAX... but let's face it I just cant afford it currently. I have obligations as a father and a husband to make sure that my family is taken care of before I even think about making this decision. I am currently working on my credit and hopefully in a few years I'll be able to afford an older diesel but like Ryno states all the time... you need to #WORKFORIT.
I love that Grill "Work For it"
I’d say for a first truck- diesel get a 6.5 Detroit. They are cheap and are diesel
Yes I preach this. I totally agree with with u too many young people get loans on trucks they can’t afford. I drive a 05 f250 6.0 power stroke ccsb 92k miles bulletproofed all done & bought with cash
Saying it EXACTLY how it is. I’ve got a buddy that needed this video about 6 months ago.
Tried buying a new 2018 LTZ Duramax but I couldn’t afford it so I bought a new 2018 1500 Z71 and I couldn’t be happier. Yes I wanted a diesel but I couldn’t afford it
You see these sweet donut skid marks
Somebody else did them 😂👍
Na im 13 and I would like to start saving up for a 2000 dodge Cummins with a lift kit and some nice off road wheels and and smaller rims
My dream truck: 1995 Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins turbo diesel.
12 or 24
Brandon Caldwell if it’s a 95 it’s a 12v
I just want my dads Duramax to restore
Rayn has point about growing up around diesel and wanting one because it is the same for me growing up an a farm with tractor's that's why I bought a diesel truck
I’m 17 got a 2003 6.0 Powerstroke I bought it mainly for gas mileage but now I’m on a race team and use it to haul our race trailer around the Midwest and I think it is the best decision I have ever made
That intro though 😂🤣
I bought an lly duramax for my 1st truck
But i do use it for plowing so there is that
Yeah I’m buying a fresh diesel straight piped
If you keep a diesel truck relatively stock and don’t beat on it, you will have no problem making it last.
Great words of wisdom
I really like deisel but with being up north ware it gets -20F deisel fuel jells up. Also with gas trucks getting better and better and the new stupid restrictions on diesel engines. Unless you're pulling every single day 15k pounds or more I think if I really think thro it 🤔gas is better for me.
I have a 2018 GMC Sierra 3500 HD with the 6.0l gas engine and pull my 13k pound fifth wheel I live in full time around. So far does just fine. Honestly, very few people actually 'Need' diesel trucks, everybody just wants them for either the torque, or to look cool. Sure, the torque on a diesel is gonna get you up a hill way faster than my truck will, but for the 10k dollars I didn't spend I can afford to show up a little bit later. But that's just my theory.
Great video Ryno!!
I’ve owned two diesel trucks and honestly The only reason I bought them was because I was assuming they were just unstoppable reliable beasts but now a days with the epa crap they are the biggest POS out there I think my next truck will be a Toyota Tundra. I wouldn’t recommend getting a diesel truck for your first vehicle. Get a TOYOTA! Unless you are pulling 10k pounds daily nobody needs a diesel besides to look cool.
First truck was a gasser but the 2nd truck I bought was a 7.3 powerstroke best choice I could have made.
What brand of grill is on this truck?
Love the intro!!
Congrats on 200k
Ryno: *doesn't influence anyone to buy a diesel
Everyone else:
Ryno: *rolls coal for the outro
Im Bullets #influenced 😂👌🏼
seriously.... beat me to that comment. That's what every diesel FUCK boy wants is to roll coal lmao
I own a 1997 dodge Cummins 12v it’s badass
Answer: heck ya!
if you own a diesel and it's not covered in digs, scratches and dents... you shouldn't own one cause that just means your not driving it for WORK the actual reason the truck was made
Yes is the answer
Well I was 19 and got a 2015 RAM 2500 Limited mega cab 2 years later still got it and loving i
Ryno you make a good teacher and you also give good invoice
Perfect video for the new generation/daddys money. 😉
I'm 16 I'll be 17 in a few months I love diesel trucks I want a 2015 Ram Cummins I have a fire truck and 2 older trucks just to fix up 60s trucks but like I said I want a diesel I've been looking at them I don't need it right now I had more to say in this comment but I forgot lol sorry I don't know what else to say but thanks I did enjoy watching and it does help me think better love the videos man I'm hoping to start my own business next year keep it up buddy
Thanks
The more I see your front end the more I think that you should have painted your grill glossy black
Man idk, I’m torn between buying like a 2018 gasser or a mid 2000s diesel. Really want a diesel but don’t need one, what y’all thinkin
I want a disel truck because my dad has two and they are really nice, they are fast when they are boosted, mostly half of my life we've owned disel trucks and the job I want is going to be hard, for example its gonna be heavy lifting and things like that.
Well for a daily commute no.
Love what you do
Good advice to the youngins!
So, true!
Couldn’t of said it better
That video helped out a LOT based on what you said I think I am going to get a used ram 1500 ecodiesel they are cheap at least in my area
Dont get an eco diesel! A coworker had her engine blow up and sieze geting on the road blocking traffic. My neighbor always had issues and in the shop. He happily tradded for a gas truck. Trust me, if you go 1500, go gas. Go 5.3L as they are long lasting and trusting motors with more power then you think with economy that 6.2L dont have. My 2005 silverado pulled 10,000 to 12,000 lbs double what its suppose to without issue.
@@brandoncaldwell95 I have heard a LOT of people say that however I have a friend who bought one in 2013 and my grandfather has a 2015 and they both love them and other than maintains they have done nothing to it (the 2013 has 110000 miles)
@@BorninVirginia Those 2 trucks were stock. Both have around 110k miles. The one got her motor replaced entirly by the dealer where the other ot ride of it before more issues became of it. They are crap and any person would tell you. Truck me, stick with gas.
Yes because I tow my 1970 Z/28 Camaro to the race tracks. There the best thing and there so much fun and you can do so much thing to them.
That is good advice for everyone
I bought my first diesel at 19, I needed to pull my camper from job site to another, since then haven’t had anything but diésel!
Nice video. I’m going to a tech school this year to be a diesel mechanic. I’m hoping to get hired right out of the school. I really want a diesel truck but I don’t need it right now. But also with me and my friends I never really know what I might be doing. One day I might be going to the store the next I might be hauling a goosneck with round Bailes. I never really know.
Need more of these videos
I get no whistle and black smoke with a gas truck. I think I'm still sure i want a cummins
First and love the duramax
Dmaxryno i think u need the black roof
Yeesss
I did like that look
He did it on his last truck and said it faded fast wasn’t worth it. I’m pretty sure.
Haha I feel like I live in the opposite world. I grew up always climbing up into my dad’s ‘98 Dodge Ram and ever since I was a little girl, I’ve always wanted a Toyota Tacoma (yes not a diesel truck, but it’s a size I feel comfortable driving in and I absolutely love how they look, past and present). All of my friends drive sedans/luxury vehicles and they all keep telling me I shouldn’t get a truck because it’s “too big” or it “isn’t fuel efficient enough” or “the insurance is too high”. I still really want one to fulfill this hole in my heart of having a truck cause I was so familiar with them my whole life, but I’m not planning on going into a work field where I would require a truck and I don’t do many outdoor activities that would make having one a necessity. I’m kind of stuck in this weird limbo where logically I shouldn’t get a truck, but I want one so badly (I honestly can afford to probably get a used one cause I have an income and fairly decent credit for a 20 year old already). One day, hopefully soon I can finally get that dream truck, I just get worried about if it’s the wrong life decision or not.
Thank you for making this video.
As bad as I wanted a full size 2500, I just knew I didn't NEED one and would be much better off with the little brother. Got the 2.8l miniMax after researching for a couple years. It's been an amazing little diesel, averaging 25.5 MPG loaded down with tools was definitely worth the extra $3700 for the diesel option.
BTW saw the first WorkForIt sticker in the wild the other day, Northern NV near Lake Tahoe.
Very good advice ryan! Way to many over financin n at such a young age.
Im 20 i bought my first truck wen i was 18 i still own it its a lb7 Duramax and god dam i love my truck i look at my buddies with gas trucks and honestly im glad i went with a diesel not for everyone cause maintenance is lil more expensive than the gas but i love her and not gonna get rid of her but if i do ill get a lbz
On my break at work. Perfect timing
Can spacers be bad for a truck
Rezet-pleaze As long as you get good quality hub centric ones, they can be fine, don’t go past 2in
Yes, the next five years... I sell parts in a mountain community where 85 percent of the people drive trucks with a diesel motor and can tell you a set of injectors for any brand is not cheap. That's just the injectors, not the labor and others things that come into play.
Think gas be better for 1st vehicle cause its cheaper to fix and you know shits gonna happen unless your planning on hauling quite a bit
Great Intro!!
Those drone shot sequences...😋😍🔥🔥🔥
I’m 16 and bought myself a nice 6 leaker. Sure it was a good amount of money but I work the shit out of it, which is how I’m able to afford it. Fun when fun but gets the job done when I use it. If you don’t have a decent job tho oof
Ryno, you should change up those taillights with oem tails that are color matched. could change the look of the rear end of your truck.
Some of the best content on UA-cam purely off being real and true, regardless of what goes on or whos in the videos. Getting some Work For It merch come pay day Friday and anyone who can should support this mans company, dont be lazy find your card
I thought about a diesel before I started watching you tubers then I thought I’ll buy one in the future then I guy at my school got one and really since then like seeing how he built it the sounds I changed my mine and I’m going to buy one soon
If you got the money... go for it, but honestly my dmax is eating me alive lol everything is more expensive for it but in my opinion they are more durable and also but it’s also what you will use it for for ex: I have horses and have to drive them around and a gas truck really wasn’t cutting it for me 🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
I have a diesel and a gas truck love that diesel life🔥🔥
Can always pro charge a gasser,still be a bad ass truck
I had an old 95 f250 460 as my first truck. Then went to a 93 f250 351 and then we started farming so I then got a 97 f250 powerstroke because I had a need. Honestly I wouldn’t recommend a diesel as a first truck just because I’m a teenager and I know how we abuse vehicles 😂 but if you want one I say go for it if your finances and what not line up🤷♂️
I’m looking at getting an f150 or f250 gas used 2015 and up for my lawn maintenance business my first vehicle
I’m 17 I want a 250 or 2500 Diesel exstended cab for extra room though I don’t need a crew cab. long bed for putting wood and metal and such that is longer. Its for hauling my Jeep cross country Incase somthing breaks on my Jeep during off roading. I want to do 37/13.5 15/12.5 ik I’ll have to regear and ill put a super charger in to to make it pull better and just have a nice lifted truck.
MxEli41 diesel already have a turbski u know that right
May want to rethink that supercharger. They are great power builders but not a great idea for towing. The increased temp load from towing will really be compounded by the super charger.
My first truck was a gas I owned for 6 years and never had a single problem and wasn’t in the shop one time. What I want to know is, will the trucks longevity and fuel efficiency of a Diesel be worth the upkeep.
I would like one for long trips across the country and because diesels last long if you take care of them like you said but right now I have a hard time taking car of my gas v8 so yeah I’m not ready for a diesel truck yet
Lol the intro was 🔥 🔥 🔥
The message behind this video is 🔥 too! You should seriously consider speaking at high schools around your area! 👌🏼
I need an agent haha, I'd love to do some speaking gigs
I got a 96 f350 that was on its last leg for $5,990 and i rebuilt her injectors down to the suspension 6" lift with $13,000 its worth it for me because its my work truck.
Should I buy a 50k+ Denali then invest 40,000+ for my first truck? Yes. ❤️😍 ugh can’t wait to get mine.
Invest🤣
Long time followers remember when Ryno found aliens......
Can I just say, for the love of everything great and holy in the world, unless it's going to be a show truck like Rynos, don't even consider or look at 3/4 ton diesels or anything with less than an 8' bed on it. You can get whatever cab style you want or brand as long as it's a 1 ton with an 8 foot bed on it. I honestly don't even know why they make 3/4 ton diesels. They aren't any more efficient, with the same engine as a 1 ton the little extra weight shouldn't play any difference in fuel economy to a good diesel. It's also not going to ride that much worse unless you're just a big baby or you're old or disabled, that's your only excuse.
3/4 ton diesels is like saying 'Oh, lets take the most powerful engine in the HD truck world and put it in the smallest least capable truck frame and suspension that's offered!' For example, Ford puts their 6.7L diesel in their 6500 truck line... All the 3 big manufactures have such big large capable diesel engines that they're rated to do a lot and putting them in a 3/4 ton truck is utterly useless and a waste of money and fuel. If you want your money back in resale value, get yourself a 1 ton long bed because all the people buying trucks with 150-200k+ miles on them all they give 2 shits about is using it to work with, abusing it, and being able to have the most capabilities they can get for the best price. No one wants a 3/4 ton truck especially with a standard or short bed on it because it's hardly safe to tow very much with it and its bed is useless to everyone that actually does anything. Heck you can barely even put a four wheeler in it and still have the tailgate up, or a dirt bike. There's no excuse to not getting a 1 ton when it's max 3k more in price and you get 100% more capability.
Now, if they made a different engine for the 3/4 ton diesel trucks that was smaller, lighter, and more efficient but could still tow maybe 14 or 15k pounds then it would be perfect. A capable diesel truck that gets 20 mpg or better (especially if deleted) and still tows a good amount. But having any of the bigger diesel engines in a 3/4 ton truck is an insult to that engine and it's capabilities. Might as well just buy a prius and cummins swap it.
Bought my first truck this year . I don’t do construction so I went for a gas truck. In love with my 2019 GMC Sierra slt x31 off-road.
At this point I dont need diesel and here in canada we get to -40 in the winter so I will stick to my gasser for now haha
Great video, I like the intro music, who is it?
DMAXRYNO When will we see some WC fab parts under the hood?
the best advice i have ever got from watching you an your channel is DONT GO BROKE TRYING TO LOOK RICH i live by that quote man thanks for the badass content chris never sent my hat out to many drug deals on his phone he skipped my hat lol lol kidding kidding but where is my hat.