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Cheapskate. Pony up for some creature comforts would ya!

Now maybe the cummins has less problems than a powerstroke? Maybe, because no one has actual data on this thanks to manufacturers all trying to claim to be the best. But even if you gave the cummins the nod as the best diesel. The problem is the rest of the dodge wrapped around it. :D

Just because there's that many more Ford diesels out there. :P :D

I would never own or recommend owning a 6.4 if anyone's shopping second hand. They are widely known to be a replacement only motor as you described Willie. There's a reason it was only around for three years. The only Ford diesel I own is a 7.3 and I have four fords.

Now I wouldn't buy any new diesel myself. But I would have to point out that cummins has had its share of problems too. Head gaskets, flex plates, emissions. So while I agree they are fantastic motors but going back they've had their share of issues to sort too. I'm certainly not trying to...

So you are firmly planted in the cracked dash camp are you? :P

My 2011 f350 steer axle turns so sharp it is a real advantage in maneuvering in general and backing up a trailer too.

I agree the cummins is a beast but the new 6.7 power stroke has proven itself since 2011 too. It's no 6.4 or 6.0 either for that matter. I also feel fords interiors are nicer and the fit and finish in general. My .02.

Tractor trucks.

I'd say Ford. Hit up the truck forums for real info though. I am a Ford diehard. But I'm not a big fan of diesel myself.