Your towing rigs and trailers

[nisaacs]

So is the old 1st gen semi-retired since you're sporting a new truck?

Yes, pretty much, along with the Ford. It (Ford) just hauls fuel to the property now, for the tractors/Bobcat. I have minimum registration and only liability insurance on them.

 

[beckmurph]

Kubota LX2610 behind my 2005 Dodge Ram 2500.

 

[USMC2001PSD]

Taking my buddy’s Massey Ferguson 230 to the shop this morning.

 

[Moak]

My 2610H on my Sure-trax 10/20 behind my 2011 Silverado

 

[ranger danger]

2019 Ram 2500 diesel
20k gooseneck trailer 20+5
Kubota M6060 w/ loader
EA 60" grapple
EA 60" forest rake
Titan forklift
Titan post/tree puller
United 72" box scraper
Man lift
The truck is in a small ditch. It actually sits level. I bought the trailer used. The guy under the rear is reclocking the wheels which were put on wrong.

 

[civilian]

2019 Ram 2500 diesel
20k gooseneck trailer 20+5
Kubota M6060 w/ loader
EA 60" grapple
EA 60" forest rake
Titan forklift
Titan post/tree puller
United 72" box scraper
Man lift
The truck is in a small ditch. It actually sits level. I bought the trailer used. The guy under the rear is reclocking the wheels which were put on wrong.

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What is meant by "reclocking the wheels"? Jon

 

[ranger danger]

The dual wheels need to be "clocked" so one wheel valve stem is at 12 and the other needs to be at 6 ( opposite of each other) so you can get to the air valves to inflate or deflate the tires.

 

[civilian]

The dual wheels need to be "clocked" so one wheel valve stem is at 12 and the other needs to be at 6 ( opposite of each other) so you can get to the air valves to inflate or deflate the tires.

Thanks, Jon

 

[4570Man]

The dual wheels need to be "clocked" so one wheel valve stem is at 12 and the other needs to be at 6 ( opposite of each other) so you can get to the air valves to inflate or deflate the tires.

A lot of dually wheels have a peg on the hub and a hole in the wheel so they can only be mounted 1 way.

 

[travlitt]

1 of my tow pickups. I don't use it much for towing.
It is a 1998 1 ton single rear wheel Chev. It has 44,000 original miles on it.

Tow mostly with my 2007 3/4 ton GMC