Your towing rigs and trailers

[aircommuter]

I can only imagine the diameter of the 6' long bolts....

They are only 1", but the crane is 20' long.
On Garage Journal with my same user name I have an album tha shows more.

 

[wmonroe]

I haven't bee on garage journal in a while but this is a perfect reason to catch up.

 

[farmboy12]

Well, some of you may remember the 2010 V10 F350 with a service body I got as a work truck a couple months back. Unfortunately, due to a complete, semi freak, wrong place wrong time accident, it was totalled. However, some bad things turn out to be good and I present to you my first brand new vehcile EVER! This is my 2016 F350 SRW, 6.2l V8, 4x4, extended cab long bed, with 3.73 locking rear. It is an XL, I hate cloth seats and couldn't afford a model with leather LOL. But it is just about exactly what I wanted. It has power windows, upgraded radio, chrome strip around the front grill,and a few other goodies like upfitter switches. It was missing a few things I wanted, but nothing major. And surprisingly, it didn't have a built in brake controller, but I got that worked into the deal and will be getting that and a bedliner installed when I return to the dealer for my permanent tags. All in all, very excited and thankful to have a good job that allows me to make a purchase like this at 20 years old. Here she is!


Kyle

 

[tman1020]

Nice. That truck should last you for a good long time. Post up some pictures of it in action when you get a chance to use it.

 

[ultrarunner]

Sorry to hear of the demise of your V10... sounds like it all worked out... enjoy!

 

[kevinwak]

Well, some of you may remember the 2010 V10 F350 with a service body I got as a work truck a couple months back. Unfortunately, due to a complete, semi freak, wrong place wrong time accident, it was totalled. However, some bad things turn out to be good and I present to you my first brand new vehcile EVER! This is my 2016 F350 SRW, 6.2l V8, 4x4, extended cab long bed, with 3.73 locking rear. It is an XL, I hate cloth seats and couldn't afford a model with leather LOL. But it is just about exactly what I wanted. It has power windows, upgraded radio, chrome strip around the front grill,and a few other goodies like upfitter switches. It was missing a few things I wanted, but nothing major. And surprisingly, it didn't have a built in brake controller, but I got that worked into the deal and will be getting that and a bedliner installed when I return to the dealer for my permanent tags. All in all, very excited and thankful to have a good job that allows me to make a purchase like this at 20 years old. Here she is! Kyle

looks great. I don't know why the brake controller and up fitter switches aren't standard on all of the super duty trucks.

 

[Lineman North Florida]

Here is mine 2015 Chevrolet 2500 HD 4X4and a 2015 Gatormade 25+5 gooseneck trailer with 2 10k super single axles with 17.5 tires, and I love the extra wide mega ramps.

 

[two_bit_score]

Well, some of you may remember the 2010 V10 F350 with a service body I got as a work truck a couple months back. Unfortunately, due to a complete, semi freak, wrong place wrong time accident, it was totalled. However, some bad things turn out to be good and I present to you my first brand new vehcile EVER! This is my 2016 F350 SRW, 6.2l V8, 4x4, extended cab long bed, with 3.73 locking rear. It is an XL, I hate cloth seats and couldn't afford a model with leather LOL. But it is just about exactly what I wanted. It has power windows, upgraded radio, chrome strip around the front grill,and a few other goodies like upfitter switches. It was missing a few things I wanted, but nothing major. And surprisingly, it didn't have a built in brake controller, but I got that worked into the deal and will be getting that and a bedliner installed when I return to the dealer for my permanent tags. All in all, very excited and thankful to have a good job that allows me to make a purchase like this at 20 years old. Here she is!


Kyle

Sounds like you turned the lemons into lemonade. :thumbsup:

(And I'm not calling the V10 a lemon. :laughing



TBS

 

[Luke'sScreenName]

Thoes of you with deck-over beaver tailed trailers; how easy is it to load a zero turn? Clearace issues?

 

[Loadstar]

Thoes of you with deck-over beaver tailed trailers; how easy is it to load a zero turn? Clearace issues?

Mine was no problem. In this picture I put it up there to work on it. Deck was all the way up on it which is normally what I do when not mowing.