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Our 2006 3500 GVW is 9,990 lbs. leaving us with 3,990 load capacity as our unloaded weight is 6,000 lbs. The raised floor does not seem to affect stability maybe because of the large anti-sway bars which I believe were standard on our model. For us, we wouldn't look at anything but the longest...

We will be cutting our raised deck from 12" high down to 6" high. And yes, we've checked the clearance extensively.

Our 2006 3500 has the capability of containing 3 skids, which we get less than 10% of the time. Our door height is reduced to 58" high, which has been a problem twice in 8 months, although dispatch probably passed us over for a few loads we don't know about. Having said all that, we are going...

What good carriers do not require weekly fee/insurance deductions? Our phone works better than the stupid QualComm we have and we have our own comprehensive insurance but our the company we are with seems to require (even though they say they don't) we buy insurance through their preferred...

I don't see how there can be that much MPG difference, all other things being equal. Our 2006 3500 averages 23.5 @ 62 MPH. I know the 2007+ models get less across the board but i would thing about 1 MPG less would be more likely.

Well, we love our 2006 3500 Sprinter with a raised floor! We still have 58" height to work with and a 60" wide load floor. In addition, all of our gear neatly stores under the platform in totes, giving our interior a very clean professional appearance to our customers. A real bonus is the...