towed this loader 70 mile- some stop and go thru several small towns slight hills. 15 mpg hand calculated. 55-60 mph. had PLENTY of power. no egt problems. if i would have pulled some 5-6% grades for a longer distance egts and coolant would limit my speed. towing is a dream with a cummins i love too see towing pics so i thought i would post

 

Very impressive!!! I'd love be able to have that trailer for the parts truck I'm picking up on Saturday.

This was my latest, 2008 Honda Civic. U-haul weighs 2,100lbs. Not sure what the car weighed but I'd guess I had 6,000lbs. at most behind me.

 

Edit You own my favorite engine in my favorite model truck.

 

I hope you're ready for 8000 plus a trailer, Jimbo!

That aluminum U-haul won't cut it!

 

I absolutely do know! I'm borrowing this one from a friend. Full-steel construction. I'd assume it'll do the trick.

 

Looks good to me, bro!

 

x2!



That's pretty much the most my truck ever pulls. Lol. 4k!

 

thanks for replies and posting your own pics ! 3 axle gooseneck wt. is 6000 lbs empty. it pulls very nice though and has brakes on all 3 axles.

 

Is that a JCB 214?

 

The main reason I bought my truck was to drag the jeep around plus the occasional scrap run or picking up a parts car.

 

That's awesome Terry. I still can't get over your truck. Its one of the coolest. How have things been down there? I need to get my other tranny in so I can actually pull a hill with a load on it.

 

richie- i wish it was a jcb- its a new holland lv-80 with a 4bt p-pumped cummins. a case 570 copy. decent tractor. the one in the background is a titan- chinese built piece ,the only good part is a 6bt cummins 12v w/ a electronic rotary pump and an hx-35. austin- lots of snow and cold- hope to be going sledding tomorrow though between milking the cows

 

364hp with and HE351 and you can still pull that. Wow.

 

I have a clip of my 93 showing what is most important.









A pic of the 92 pulling a small excavator.












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I can't believe your 93 doesn't smoke more then that. The way you have it set up.