Peak dual-use technology

[u/Skrubbe]

[u/Annual-Magician-1580]

Passenger car trailer: "You might be a badass drone that strikes terror into the enemy. But you're a nobody without me."

[u/Narrow_Vegetable_42 → u/Annual-Magician-1580]

As always, logistics in the background make it all work.

[u/Hpidy]

Little known fact if you have the same year pickup has u haul or menards...........you can get a whole engine swap for 20 bucks aday.

[u/Tank-o-grad → u/Hpidy]

How badly do you abuse your engine that a hire vehicle engine is seen as an improvement?

[u/Hpidy → u/Tank-o-grad]

Basically your getting a whole engine to swap out with your bad one for 40 bucks. Put the bad one in the rental and return it.

[u/Tank-o-grad → u/Hpidy]

Point being if yours and the hire are the same age, and you drive it worse than the average hire user that "new" engine isn't going to last 5 minutes...

[u/Narrow_Vegetable_42 → u/Tank-o-grad]

On long-running model lines, it's worthwhile. You can also get a new set of tires or various OEM-quality suspension components.

[u/phalanxs → u/Tank-o-grad]

A lot of U-Haul trucks have a 6.0 LS family engine, straight swap for a 4.8 and 25% more better

[u/TheBlack2007]

As I say every time I’m onboarding a new guy: Anything can be Dual Use if you’re dedicated enough.

[u/GrunderIndustries → u/TheBlack2007]

F-35B is excellent for daily commute.

[u/Jackbuddy78]

Your mom is dual use technology