FYI this thread is 13 years oldAsk the same question today and I'd say...No.
Parts are getting difficult to locate for the Workhorse chassis. It's easier to source P-30 parts than for the Workhorse.
FYI this thread is 13 years oldAsk the same question today and I'd say...No.
Parts are getting difficult to locate for the Workhorse chassis. It's easier to source P-30 parts than for the Workhorse.
Would be nice if there was some kind of red flag announcement indicating the age of a thread more than x years old.FYI this thread is 13 years old
We've had that chat before but unfortunately there isn't.Would be nice if there was some kind of red flag announcement indicating the age of a thread more than x years old.
Actually, there is. First, it keeps potential responders from having to read through non-pertinent information to get to the poster. Next, it minimizes confusion about who is asking and who is answering what. Third, it keeps people from asking a question of someone who was last seen 4 years ago and actually expecting an answer from that person.No reason to start a new thread if one is asking (or inquiring) the same question or one has info pertaining to the question given.
Have to agree to disagree.Actually, there is. First, it keeps potential responders from having to read through non-pertinent information to get to the poster. Next, it minimizes confusion about who is asking and who is answering what. Third, it keeps people from asking a question of someone who was last seen 4 years ago and actually expecting an answer from that person.
Sure, there are pros and cons both ways, depending on the specifics, but it certainly is not "No Reason."