Haulin' Fords

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BobG_in_VA

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Took this pic this morning...hauled the F150 for a new clutch..."hauler" is an F350 Lariat, 7.3PSD, the trailer is a 24' Delta with an 8X8 foot "deck over" the gooseneck.
 
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Oopps...pic didn't load..maybe this time....BobG in VA

For some reason I can't get the pic to load up..sorry..
 
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maybe this time???BobG
 

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Nothing makes me sadder than seeing a Ford on a trailer but even the best need work sometimes. Good thing its being pulled by another Ford or you would never live that one down. LOL

Chris
 
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At least the tow truck is not a government motors. What year is the F150? I have a 93 that I bought new and can't let her go.
 
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That is why you guys all have to own multiple Fords so you can haul them around to the shop all of the time. Those of us with Chevys only have one because we don't need something to always all the other one to the shop.:laughing:
 
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jwstewar, you must have one special Chevy then. That sure isn't what my inlaws see with their Chevies. It's okay though my Ford is always available to help them out!:D
 
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I will stick to my ford any day even though my transmission went out in my 01 7.3psd she's up and running strong and always there when I need her to pull.:thumbsup:
 
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Took this pic this morning...hauled the F150 for a new clutch..."hauler" is an F350 Lariat, 7.3PSD, the trailer is a 24' Delta with an 8X8 foot "deck over" the gooseneck.

I think you should have found an even heavier duty trailer to put that 150 on, perhaps a 48ft carryall. Just kidding, hope you get her up and running again soon.
 
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UPDATE: Just a note...the Super Duty is mine, as is the trailer, the 150 belongs to a good friend of mine...I'm not sure of the year...its obviously a 5 speed and has the 4.9L six in it. As of 5PM yesterday, it was on its way back to the farm under its own power...The man I bought the trailer from is a master mechanic...got the 150 to him at 0800hrs. He works by himself...yanked it down got all the parts (clutch, throw out and an new slave cyl and had to get a new battery), had it back together and running by the end of the day...what a guy!
BobG in VA
 
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They all break no matter how old, new, or how much you pay for them they all break!
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They all break no matter how old, new, or how much you pay for them they all break!
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LOL:laughing:I have been fixated on Getting a new 2011 Superduty for the past few weeks, and when I saw that Pic, I had to laugh, just thinking of "my"new truck up on a roll back, It is true, they all break.
 
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over my years of driving, i've had a bunch of gm trucks. some new, some used; some i wouldn't think twice about taking across country, and some i am afraid to take out of the driveway. right now i've got an 01 ton dump with a duramax than is like flipping a coin. will i get home or not?

i also had a 93 6cyl std 1/2 ton xcab i bought with 140k on it. it didn't have a straight spot on it and it had been painted orange by a commercial window cleaning company. after i had it for a while and was up to 190k - still running great, i decided to see what sort of shape it was in. i took it to a local gm dealer that had a special 100 point service checkup for an hour's labor. they thrashed, tested and tore apart everything possible on it. the mechanic came out shaking his head, and i braced myself for the worse. his problems were: driver's door mirror was loose - tightened a screw to fix. one rear shock blown - slight fluid leak. driver's side seat track broke - had happened the previous week. rear brake drums were quite dusty on the inside - needed a wipe down. that's all that was wrong at 190k - still had all original front suspension parts and no axle seal leaks shown ever. he said it was tighter than most of the ones they see in at 30k miles, and this thing had been used pretty hard. over nearly 100k miles all i did for it was oil changes, 2 sets of tires, alternator, starter, rear shocks, headlight switch, and clutch, which it needed when i bought it. next owner had the same bulletproof luck with it too. wish my duramax was as solid.
 

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