rockota
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To be fair… your truck looks like my cat when it drug its backend across the white carpet… 🤷♂️
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Pics of me towing stuff
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To be fair… your truck looks like my cat when it drug its backend across the white carpet… 🤷♂️
frickn yahoo
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Im willing to bet a high school shop class painted that sorry basturd
CarterKraft
Red Skull Member
More heavy work for the dually 
Nvr-enough
Red Skull Member
It may just be an old 7.3 turning diesel fuel into noise.. but at least it looks good doing it. 😎
AlxJ64
Rust is Paint
Did some trail work this weekend. Also had a friend haul my skid steer with a brush mower, my SxS, and his ATV. This is the grapple for the skid, my mini ex (E48 Long Arm w/ big CW), and another friend's G1 Outlander. Towed pretty good behind the SRW 2020 Mega Cab. Trailer is a Bigfoot 17.5k x 25'.
Krackle959
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Hauled the mini ex up to my in-laws to remove some spruce stumps from this winters storms. Trees were removed this winter and spring. It towed well, the 24’ Diamond C deck over tilt was new last fall, so first time having the mini ex on it.
V30crewcab
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around 11K in cement blocks. building a retaining wall for someone.
YotaAtieToo
Thick skull
around 11K in cement blocks. building a retaining wall for someone.
How many trips is that going to take?
Sometimes it makes more sense to have a dump truck and trailer haul 3-4x's as many in one load and spend your time building the wall instead of a bunch of trips.
Obviously I don't know the situation at all, but this is the internet, so you have to expect wild speculation and criticism
V30crewcab
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yeah the last job we had a semi delivering 20 at a time but this time it didn't work out. its up a very steep long driveway, it would take all day to track them up.How many trips is that going to take?
Sometimes it makes more sense to have a dump truck and trailer haul 3-4x's as many in one load and spend your time building the wall instead of a bunch of trips.
Obviously I don't know the situation at all, but this is the internet, so you have to expect wild speculation and criticism
rockota
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around 11K in cement blocks. building a retaining wall for someone.
I’m sure it’s an optical illusion… that pic makes the trailer appear U-shaped
YotaAtieToo
Thick skull
Got to play super trucker today. Probably the heaviest I've hauled so far, which is not that heavy
BigBurt
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Nice combo, 19.5’ box?Got to play super trucker today. Probably the heaviest I've hauled so far, which is not that heavy
Nvr-enough
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Making the move to the new place a couple weeks back. Have a real garage again so the toys can come home and get out of hiding 
New driveway is a little tight, but able to make it happen.
New driveway is a little tight, but able to make it happen.
TrikeKid
Junk Hoarder
Most expensive load I've moved
Probably the strangest thing on the road that day
18' Eagle tilt and a little ol half ton does just fine for me.
Probably the strangest thing on the road that day
18' Eagle tilt and a little ol half ton does just fine for me.
YotaAtieToo
Thick skull
I'm not sure, I only hop in it every now and then. I do know it's way too long to be able to fill with dirt/sand/gravel without way overloading the front, so 90% of the time it's more of a hindrance.
But for the random load of demo or mulch it's nice
ZSK
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Moving straw bales off the field tonight. About 5 miles of dirt roads to the barn, the back wagon is all over the place above 25mph.
V30crewcab
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maybe adjust the toe-in on the trailer?
Penetrode Offroad
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Nvr-enough , thats a clean Ford.
Nvr-enough
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Nvr-enough , thats a clean Ford.
Thanks man!
The thing is painfully nice/original. I bought it from the second owner, who bought it while she was restoring an airstream and decided to abandon the idea after it didnt make any progress in 2 years. She drove the truck less than a full tank in the 2 years. First owner had a small horse ranch in the grass valley, CA area. Had ~125k miles on it when I bought it in 2022. Thing is so original it still has the stock radio, down pipe, etc. Has had seat, steering wheel and dash covers since the day it left the deal lot. I keep debating selling it before I start doing dumb stuff with it and molesting it
Couple weeks back picking up my new to me truck camper (I would have been the king of the 90s if I had this combo in 98
)-And one with it actually cleaned up-
Nvr-enough
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Bit of an odd load. But wanted to nest the toolbox best as possible to keep it from trying to do anything wild on my steep driveway.
90supra
Red Skull Member
Sitting in a construction zone on what was going to be the first weekend with a new rig
AlxJ64
Rust is Paint
Pulled this one over a few winding 2 lane mountain roads in Virginia yesterday. From New Market, over 211, down 340, and then the 33 pass towards Charlottesville. Was quite fun! The 6.7 3500 Mega Cab pulled like a freight train.
MuntCuffin
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Farmers adjusting toe-in on shitty old wagons?
He'll watch it waggle all over the place because that's what wagons do, especially towed in tandem.
As a bonus, it tends to keep tailgaters off ya and makes people give you a wide berth.
He's towing straw, not a kidney for granny. No reason to wanna go over 25.
Typically if a farmer can't fix it by smacking it with a hammer, then they live with it. At least with the many I've met and done work for.
ridered3
Low Talent Wheelin
And lots of baling twine tooFarmers adjusting toe-in on shitty old wagons?
He'll watch it waggle all over the place because that's what wagons do, especially towed in tandem.
As a bonus, it tends to keep tailgaters off ya and makes people give you a wide berth.
He's towing straw, not a kidney for granny. No reason to wanna go over 25.
Typically if a farmer can't fix it by smacking it with a hammer, then they live with it. At least with the many I've met and done work for.
Aggie06
I ain't the one to blame.
Farmers adjusting toe-in on shitty old wagons?
He'll watch it waggle all over the place because that's what wagons do, especially towed in tandem.
As a bonus, it tends to keep tailgaters off ya and makes people give you a wide berth.
He's towing straw, not a kidney for granny. No reason to wanna go over 25.
Typically if a farmer can't fix it by smacking it with a hammer, then they live with it. At least with the many I've met and done work for.
That is 100% accurate. Every pipe trailer I’ve towed has had mismatched tires that are half flat and likely will toss the tread in short order.
sick invite
Sitting in a construction zone on what was going to be the first weekend with a new rig
90supra
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You didn't miss much, trust mesick invite
sorry it didn't go good. Is that a 4runner in the same body style as my pickup or a 1st gen taco?
90supra
Red Skull Member
1st gen 4 door Taco, 3-link front, 60's, supercharged 3.4