Who says? Any why would you want a higher rear end for towing? 4.10 IS towing
gears, so you can climb hills and not eat your transmission. Johnny B is right
you're thinking like a flatlander on this one. The Sub just basically just a
pickup with a different body right?
Also the Suburban has had what like 5 different body styles? Probably more
its been around since the '20s or '30s I think. You're telling me in all that
time it NEVER came with a 4.10 rear? I'd think it'd have at worst been a
factory option.
Boy Scout camp I worked at had a Sub, it'd been the case vehicle for the
Vinalhaven fire department. Young camp instructor's dream ride, 454, auto
trans, 4wd, 33" tires and the camp gas pump. Not that it needed the 454, it was
geared low (maybe even 4.10) and would idle up trees if you needed it to. We'd
load it until the tires scuffed the fenderliners and it never gave a bit of
trouble. It was probably an late '80s model, had square headlights in the older
boxier body style but had EFI.
-Curt
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The topic was suburbans, chevy suburbans. I have no idea what fords
use. I just know 4:10 was not availalble from the factory in the
suburban.
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What type is Lee's type?
Also...it would be a little different if Wal Mart wasn't making a hundred
gagillion bazillion mamillion dollars yearly. They could afford to do
things differently, make a little less money and take care of the people who
work for them.
Bob Rentfro
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>I feel for her. Sounds like poor conditions to raise kids in. However,
> is it Wal-Mart's responsibility to oversee this woman's financial
> state-of-affairs? It's the MOTHER'S RESPONSIBILITY to take care of
> herself and her children. Why is this so hard for your type to
> understand? Corporate America is not here to put the latest Nikes on
> our children's feet. It's here to make money, and compensate the people
> that help it to do so - AT A RATE/TERMS THEY AGREE TO WHEN THEY'RE
> HIRED!!!!
>
> p.
>
> lee wrote:
>
>>On Saturday 11 February 2006 8:57, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>
>>
>>>How can people
>>>working for Walmart have so little income that they qualify for Medicaid?
>>>Even at min wage?
>>>
>>>I'm not being a smart a$$ - I don;t understand how this works. And if
>>>Walmart is doing this, are all businesses doing the same when they pay
>>>min
>>>wage? Or do some pay min wage but provide health insurance for those
>>>employees?
>>>
>>>
>>
>>OK, imagine you are a woman with 2 kids. Your husband left you, or died,
>>or is
>>in military service overseas. You work at Walmart for $7.50 an hour, but
>>they
>>keep you at just under 32 hours per week so they don't have to offer you
>>health insurance or other benefits.
>>
>>
>
>>How would you be doing, financially? Do you think you might be under the
>>poverty level? Would it be dicey even paying rent and utilities and
>>providing
>>food and clothes for your two children? Even if you had worked at Walmart
>>for
>>the previous two years and qualified for their "health benefits" you
>>surely
>>wouldn't be able to kick two hundred bucks per month or more back to
>>Walmart
>>to pay your share of the cost of those benefits.
>>
>>
>
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