Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong
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Industrial Toys
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I am quite sure that John Denver wishes that he had bought a "REAL" aircraft.
buckeyefarmer
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Nice truck Buckeyefarmer. How long did you own it before it was stolen? I like the hexegon exhaust pipe... nice touch.
Not mine. I wouldn’t own that thing. Just saw it was stolen.
Hey now! Don't you go getting this thread drifting off into the ether by posting your Properly Secured Loads! Ima gonna put a stop to this right now! :cop:
I was thinking about reporting him to the forum anti-drift patrol.
Gem99ultra
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I'm with you bmoore. I have a short bed pickup; my 3rd one over the past 40 years. Love 'em. I have no use for a long bed. I have several trailers that I can hook up to should I need more space, which is rare.
On the other hand, I suppose there are people out there that prefer long bed pickups. Fortunately the manufacturers build both styles. I do believe there's enough room on this earth for both styles. My message is "Don't beat on me and I won't beat on you."
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At least it's strapped down!!Hey, why you making fun of that guy! The guy in front of you looks to be using his trailer to carry a few feet of...rain gutter (?). Pulled by a dually!
Could easily go in truck bed.
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Nope, there's a strap up in the front of the trailer if you look closely.
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I have a short bed heavy duty diesel and will never go back to a long bed. With the longer cab it's much nicer. My dump trailer has a 10' bed and I have 2 flatbeds. One is a deckover with a 16 X 8.5 bed. The other is a tilt deck wit a 22 X 7 bed. All 3 trailers can carry more weight than the truck bed as well. The short bed works just fine for me. Each trailer has a use that they do better than the truck. In fact he truck can't do it and a long bed wouldn't change that. It's too high too short and too narrow. It also won't dump. And as for buying a seperate dump truck that would make no sense at all. It would cost more than all 3 trailers. The maintenance would cost more. And it could not do evreything I need it to do so I would need at least 1 of the trailers.
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It is very easy to outfit yourself with all kinds of different options, one thing fits all for most people is not a good option!
I have wanted a small dump truck for 25 years, financially it just never made sense for me, it was just one of my "wants", my half tons have served me well for the last 40 years, in my younger years, had 2 3/4 tons, then I went to jeep CJs for a while, and landed on half ton short beds ever since, those and my trailer does everything I need
I have wanted a small dump truck for 25 years, financially it just never made sense for me, it was just one of my "wants", my half tons have served me well for the last 40 years, in my younger years, had 2 3/4 tons, then I went to jeep CJs for a while, and landed on half ton short beds ever since, those and my trailer does everything I need