REDNECK MACK TRUCK

escavader · Jan 25, 2006

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I wonder how much hitch weight to a trailer like that.I have seen my farmer neighbor move a mobile home,out to the road cause the truck "couldnt go there" It was a big DEERE
ALAN

neilly2 · Jan 25, 2006

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When someone offers you free trailer they're about to set afire, you gotta hitch up and git while the gittin's good.

wallace · Jan 26, 2006

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It looks like he lost the bet.

Bird · Jan 26, 2006

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A couple in our area had their home burn; total loss. And a neighbor had an old mobile home, not nearly as nice looking as the one in the attachment to the first post in this thread and he gave it to the folks who's home had burned. They moved it almost 2 miles down the road with a very old and ragged looking Farmall.

And when I bought the place in the country south of Dallas, my parents had an almost new single wide mobile down on the coast. Of course we hired a professional to move it the 350 miles to my place and when he arrived it was raining. The idiot thought he could get to where he wanted by getting a run at it, and of course he got thoroughly stuck. My nearest neighbor had an old Farmall Super M, which of course, couldn't pull the whole rig, but we unhooked the truck from the trailer and he pulled the truck out. Then the next day, I called a guy with a big John Deere with 4WD and paid him $125 to move the trailer into place.

Fabro · Feb 1, 2006

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HGM,
where I come from that's a parade.
Moving would be kicking a can down the road.

rk246 · Feb 17, 2006

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Always something new to see, just when you thought no one else could suprise you...

tracdoc · Feb 19, 2006

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Not sure, but looks like a California dude to me. The palm tree, the spire shaped Italian cypress trees, and the stucco walls on the buildings all point to CA. Also, the front license plate looks to be one of the older blue/yellow CA tags...