Hey Choo Choo guys

[Nash B.]

The Tunder CrewMax is a whole different animal.

[Roscoe]

Depends on what they're pulling.

How about a space shuttle?

[46Tbird]

Why aren't 3600lb mustangs moving our freight across country?!

[Forever_frost]

I figured it'd make more sense broken down to something that actually requires skill to drive

[BMCSean]

LOL

I'll bite. A 100-ton train using the math above gets 4.5mpg/ton. A 3600lb Mustang gets 11mpg/ton.



MIND BLOWN

What about a v6?

[lowthreeohz]

LOL

I'll bite. A 100-ton train using the math above gets 4.5mpg/ton. A 3600lb Mustang gets 11mpg/ton.



MIND BLOWN

Why aren't 3600lb mustangs moving our freight across country?!

[46Tbird]

Okay, I think I'm looking at this wrong.

Compared to a 2013 Mustang 5.0, which gets better mileage?

LOL

I'll bite. A 100-ton train using the math above gets 4.5mpg/ton. A 3600lb Mustang gets 11mpg/ton.



MIND BLOWN

[Forever_frost]

I think I have this figured out now. I will say that these cold medicines are kicking my ass as far as fogging my thoughts.

The train will run a mile carrying a load. That load is measured in tons, also taking into account the weight of the train. The amount of fuel burned during that mile is divided by the weight of the freight and train.

Still sounds fishy.

[Nash B.]

Okay, I think I'm looking at this wrong.

Compared to a 2013 Mustang 5.0, which gets better mileage?

Depends on what they're pulling.

[lowthreeohz]

okay, i think i'm looking at this wrong.

Compared to a 2013 mustang 5.0, which gets better mileage?

lol!

[Forever_frost]

Sounds unconstitutional.

Dammit, eyes on your own paper

[Forever_frost]

Okay, I think I'm looking at this wrong.

Compared to a 2013 Mustang 5.0, which gets better mileage?

[slow99]

It isn't miles per gallon; it's ton-miles per gallon.

Sounds unconstitutional.

[BMCSean]

I don't care about using the Pythagorean theorem to figure out freighttrain sucks, but I do want to know if a train gets better gas mileage than my Prius?

[Nash B.]

It isn't miles per gallon; it's ton-miles per gallon.