And my toys.


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Hey,

I have the same setup/load but I load the quads in the front so that the heaviest is right on the trailer tires. Nice truck, I have only seen a few 2wd's.

 

As a matter of fact I do have class 1. Pulling anything over 10,000 lbs here at home requires upgraded license. Also have a LTL 9000 tandem.

 

I can't really compete with a lot of you guys (nice pics!) but this is what I pull usually. The trailer itself is usually around 17,000 when loaded with horses and gear. But of course the truck is often loaded with a bunch of stuff too.

 

here u go

 

WOW!!! All those potatoes and just one launcher.

 

Here's the old mans truck with mine in tow on our way home from a pull

 

ohhh dont u worrie there were bout 6 more spud guns where i was headed. was 1 ton of spudz that day and we didnt use them all

 

**** lol...

 

 

Trailer and drywall close to 13,400LBS, plus 1000Lbs of drywalling mud in the box. A little too heavy for the tonque hitch, the back end started to sway side to side at around 80Mph. I guess the 7" lift doesen't help in the hauling departmernt.
JR

 

Not mine, but one of my fav pics....

 

Looks like that is an UN-LOADED truck. All the weight of the house is on the dolly wheels. Still cool though.

 

https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...hp?photo=38738

 

 

Here's a few of the many.