thehorseguy
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Here is our F350 hauling an old PistenBully snowcat, nordic ski trail groomer. The trailer is a PJ T8 Gooseneck 26 ft. (22 tilt + 4). No complaints about the trailer. Running a snowcat up a tilt trailer (in snow) can be a bit scare. I have some conveyor belting screwed to the decking and a pair of 4x4's clamped to the frame which prevent falling off from a lateral slide. (Snowcats love sliding sideways.)
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That is an awesome set-up.Here is our F350 hauling an old PistenBully snowcat, nordic ski trail groomer. The trailer is a PJ T8 Gooseneck 26 ft. (22 tilt + 4). No complaints about the trailer. Running a snowcat up a tilt trailer (in snow) can be a bit scare. I have some conveyor belting screwed to the decking and a pair of 4x4's clamped to the frame which prevent falling off from a lateral slide. (Snowcats love sliding sideways.)
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Here is our F350 hauling an old PistenBully snowcat, nordic ski trail groomer. The trailer is a PJ T8 Gooseneck 26 ft. (22 tilt + 4). No complaints about the trailer. Running a snowcat up a tilt trailer (in snow) can be a bit scare. I have some conveyor belting screwed to the decking and a pair of 4x4's clamped to the frame which prevent falling off from a lateral slide. (Snowcats love sliding sideways.)
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So I figured I better show off the new pickup, 05 dodge cummins. Making her pay herself off already
I know a few Cummins haulers around here.... always nice to have a truck help pay for itself..... Curious about the trailer.... what do you haul ? Rgds, D.
Do you need a commercial license with a trailer over 10k in California?
Homing pigeons, I get hired to haul the birds on there races, up and down highway 395 north from San Diego to as far as Klamath falls. Trailer is right around 12k loaded truck does close to 14 mpg pulling it
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