Well the other thread is getting very long, so i might as well start another one before the Admin does it for us.

 

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Originally Posted by checkster
anybody know of a tire place around our area(haford county) that sells carlisle tires? Need a new one for my toyhauler?

Thanks Guys,
Tom

Google is your friend.
So i started another Never Ending thread.

yeah i know, but google doesnt tell you who might have stuff in stock or not, who's a bonehead, dont deal with them.......ir just "hey i dealt with this local guy and he was straight up to deal with"

 

How about the Tuckahoe truck pulls, are they worth going to? I will be in Grasonville on Saturday morning and if you guys that have been there say its worth it, i'm gonna go there.

 

As far as tires go, he is not in HarCo, but there is a guy named T.J. at auto and truck outfitters on rt. 40 that I have dealt with numerous times. Hes a straight up guy and has always gotten me the best deal on anything that Ive gone to him for....

 

If you are in the area they should be worth stopping in for. Its free to spectate there and they have a decent set-up.

 

Have you tried Custom Coach? Give them a call, i know the owner Bob Albright, very good guy.

 

Yeah, I 've purchased items there before. Forgot all about that place. Thanks, guna call them right now.

Tom

 

Who all is going to this. Thinking of taking the GF and the boys.....

 

Ill probably go

 

I know one thing, when it rains it pours. A month ago I replaced the radiator in my Jeep because the passenger side end tank was leaking. Today I get home from work to find the passenger side end tank on my truck leaking. The Jeep was $130ish the truck is $350 +tax and a special order. This blows.

 

Try Performance Radiator in Timonium... That is where I got mine...

 

Hey 06diesel,

I was able to lower my goose "neck" 3.5" to the next hole. That raise the front of my deck 3" and lowered the rear 2" over a 24' span, so that should be no issues! If I measured right, I'd have to be turned at greater then 35-40* and the rear truck axle would have to be 2' in the air before it would it the side boxes. And even then I beleive the tail of the trailer would be dragging first.

Rick

 

I'll be there pulling

 

Sounds like that should work out good. I still have yet to adjust mine, one of these days I will get to it.

 

No buck for me this weekend; gotta work, open the pool, and start the disassembly on my truck. Twins will be for sale soon, going to take them off and clean them up.