I'd like to see what type of stuff you guy's are hauling. I want to see what's paying the bill's. Nothing againt camper's, but we all ready have a thread for that. Unless of course,,,,you getting paid to haul it then post it.

I'll start. Here's the 3 most unique car's that I hauled at the same time. I'll bet no one can guess what all 3 are.



Here's a couple of more pic's. Click on "view full size" once you click on the pic.

http://community.webshots.com/album/553254313ttbQtG

 

112 bales of straw for a local feed store.

 

A chevelle (70-72?), Charger (73-74?), and a Merc (49-50?). Am I close??

 

so how much we betting$$$$$$$$$

 

If I knew how to post with a picture I would do it but I dont so ya'll will have to look in my photo section to see the few things that I have hauled
cuz that stuff so far looks lite to my trucks

 

In my best Dr. Evil voice and my pinky sticking out....."One Millllion dollar's"

 

Here ya go-

SIPS panels? How much did the load weigh?

 

What is that on your trailer. Pizza box's.

 

that load was about 13k not counting the trailer weight total gross for trailer and load was about 21k. the thing about that load was that it was 9 ft tall on the trailer deck so i was around 12 ft total and the winds made it a pain. the typical loads i run are about 12k to 20k plus trailer. My trucks really do love me

 

https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...sort=1&cat=500

Now imagine a commercial meat smoker on the gooseneck I built that weighs almost as much as a 3/4 ton Ram...

 

Both of those are SIP's (self insulated panel system) loads most of what you se are complete houses meaning walls roof and sometimes floors depending on the size of the house the one that went to Colorado was the floor and walls the roof will be their on the 21 st of aug

 

I just giggled when I read this. Oh what I could say. But this is a family site,,,so I won't.

BTW....That's a really nice trailer.

 

Thanks, BRJ - I designed & built it at my shop to haul equipment, vehicles, supplies, etc. It's all rectangular pipe, aluminum treadplate & stainless steel with a powered drop ramp, 2" rollers and a 12K# hydraulic winch... the arch is 6'6" clearance with an extra 12" reach to the coupler for us big guys

 

It's not a big load - just a tad over 7k gross.....but it is my most favourite load to pull.

 

im sure you've already seen it:

i was hauling for dad. Cows gotta eat something
gross weight is around 48,000 to 50,000 lbs


pulled this back from antlers, OK.