truck towing pictures...
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When its not hooked to a sled its towing the other pulling toy around. (Sorry if the picture comes out huge like it did to me the last time.)
yeah its really nice i picked it up for 5k in a goverment auction. apparently some unit in the army bought it and never used it. It got turned in and auctioned off. My lucky day:thumb:
After I got T-boned at a intersection, we had to take my truck to the body shop. I've only towed 1 thing since I got the truck, and that was my acorn back from Marion IL where I bought the truck. Did push a semi up a hill on I70 in our "storm of the century" back in February. Hope to tow a whole lot more soon!
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to the OP: I hate those binders, you will too when it snaps you back in the face someday. Just a heads up, ratchet binders are SO much better.
Haulin some seedcorn home from one of my warehouses, Right around 29,500 Gross Combo :woott:
Pulling our seed tender around, loaded up im at 31,000 Gross Combo
And my old freightshaker, still have it but selling it to dad so i can get a T800/W900 instead.
Haulin some seedcorn home from one of my warehouses, Right around 29,500 Gross Combo :woott:
Pulling our seed tender around, loaded up im at 31,000 Gross Combo
And my old freightshaker, still have it but selling it to dad so i can get a T800/W900 instead.
not mine, no risk of smashed anything when loosing the binders... even when i have bent the sides doing so
hauled this to the new amazon whare house in chester VA
to the OP: I hate those binders, you will too when it snaps you back in the face someday. Just a heads up, ratchet binders are SO much better.
Haulin some seedcorn home from one of my warehouses, Right around 29,500 Gross Combo :woott:
Pulling our seed tender around, loaded up im at 31,000 Gross Combo
And my old freightshaker, still have it but selling it to dad so i can get a T800/W900 instead.
These pictures really make me miss farming
Yellowchevy
i dislike them and really have no need for them.. plus i can throw/bind chains faster with non-ratchet then i can with ratchet and the levers take up less space as well
to each his own :thumb:
Snap binders are ok for what he is hauling. If your careful you will never get smacked in the face by them. I do prefer ratchet thought.
I bet you can't use them much if any faster them me. When I did heavy haul from the time I set my brakes to the time I was climbing back into the cab was ~8mins. That was dropping my trailer, removing 6 1/2" G80 chains and 14K ratchet binders, firing up a 20 ton track hoe and unloading it, picking up my trailer. Add 2mins more if I had to sweep/shovel mud off the deck. A lot of the time I was hauling illegal and blocking the whole street, so I had to be gone before the law drove by.
I bet you can't use them much if any faster them me. When I did heavy haul from the time I set my brakes to the time I was climbing back into the cab was ~8mins. That was dropping my trailer, removing 6 1/2" G80 chains and 14K ratchet binders, firing up a 20 ton track hoe and unloading it, picking up my trailer. Add 2mins more if I had to sweep/shovel mud off the deck. A lot of the time I was hauling illegal and blocking the whole street, so I had to be gone before the law drove by.