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burnin oil · 10-25-2021, 06:18 PM

Lots of good points. For the record I don't commute 2 hours each way. Things like going to a specialist doctor or to relate to trucks, the actual spring company. Going to a real sized town is an hour.

I am surprised that you don't see a battery life deteriation on your EVs. Most people I knew with them did. Every rechargeable battery I have been around did. That's cell phones, com gear, hand toils and even forklifts. Heck my laptop has a dieing battery in it.

Staying out of politics one of the reasons production left was the EPA. Either red tape or non availability to build new plants drive alot of that out of country. It wasn't all bean counters. I can support both sides of that coin though.

10-25-2021, 06:18 PM	#12
burnin oil Registered User Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Eastern TN Posts: 1,921	Re: The Future of Our Trucks Lots of good points. For the record I don't commute 2 hours each way. Things like going to a specialist doctor or to relate to trucks, the actual spring company. Going to a real sized town is an hour. I am surprised that you don't see a battery life deteriation on your EVs. Most people I knew with them did. Every rechargeable battery I have been around did. That's cell phones, com gear, hand toils and even forklifts. Heck my laptop has a dieing battery in it. Staying out of politics one of the reasons production left was the EPA. Either red tape or non availability to build new plants drive alot of that out of country. It wasn't all bean counters. I can support both sides of that coin though.