Used Ford F-250 for Sale

The first weekend with the new truck my husband and I went for a lake fishing. After a few complaints from me on that, he would never let me launch the boat even after taught me the steps and repeated that a thousand time what to do in case of an emergency, etc. That day he finally let me tow the boat to the launch ramp, untrap it and challenged me to get it all set up on my own. Very confident, I rushed unhooking the trailering straps to launch the boat while my husband went to pay the ramp and marina’s fee and I remember he said: “don’t forget to put the drain plug in” like ten times. I had all the steps clear in my mind, but I guess I got little in a panic about driving the new truck back up out of the water and well didn’t notice that the plugin wasn’t firmly enough. After I got the truck parked and run back down my husband is already yelling as the boat is almost halfway sunk while some people help him to rescue it and bring it back to the ramp to drain the water. What an embarrassing day. Luckily, after the disastrous first attempt I’ve launched the boat many other times and everything went great.

So this isn't so fun but funny in hindsight. We were driving it the first summer. We had it in the Buffalo area and started to hear this awful grinding and thumping noise. We expected the worst and thought we'd be replacing all sorts of parts so we parked it for almost a month until we could take a good look at it. Turns out the lugnuts were loose on the front wheel. We parked it for no reason. Just had to be tightened up.

The most fun I've had with the family is pulling a pontoon boat out to the lake with all the camping gear -- tents, chairs, coolers, etc. -- in the big eight-foot bed. Plus, you can go to the drive-in, back up to the screen and sit in lawn chairs in the back of the bed.