Your towing rigs and trailers

[RDrancher]

Home brewed. I built that critter along with a matching rear bumper some years back. The rear has since been replaced with the flatbed.
I can't findhttps://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/trailers-transportation/572856d1538309543-your-towing-rigs-trailers-20180619_144354-jpg the build pics of the design right now but here's a little better shot of it:

Thanks for the pic and making it large enough that I can really see the details! I don't have anywhere near that level of fab skills lol. I'm wanting to have one built or find a pre-built one along those lines for my '88 Suburban project. BTW your truck looks great!

 

[RyeThomas]

Got a call from the boss, he sold one of our JD 6115m tractors local, had to call a real truck to haul it out there. I had to go out and pick up a 18 14k PJ bumper pull as part of the deal. Then head over and pick up the nicest used JD 3005 I have seen and a grapple for a skid steer. Great day of side work. Problem is winter is coming, ughhhh.

 

[ultrarunner]

^^ PJ or Bri Mar?

 

[RyeThomas]

Great catch and sorry for the mis info, I worked a 24 hour shift and went right to side work today. I am a little spent. Thanks for the correction, it is a Bri-mar, lol.

 

[ultrarunner]

Been there too often... both good trailers.

 

[GeneD14]

Here is my 2005 F350 King Ranch and Gatormade Trailer. The truck engine has been "bullet proofed". EGR Deleted, ARP head studs, Felpro head gaskets, new injectors, high volume fuel pump and turbo, 4" turbo back stainless exhaust, custom tuner.

 

[Snobdds]

Here is my 2005 F350 King Ranch and Gatormade Trailer. The truck engine has been "bullet proofed". EGR Deleted, ARP head studs, Felpro head gaskets, new injectors, high volume fuel pump and turbo, 4" turbo back stainless exhaust, custom tuner.

Sounds like you know how to own a 6.0.

My favorite diesel out there, and the best sounding at that!!

 

[bkrgi]

PJ 22' 14k partial tilt

DSC01101 by richardktm300, on Flickr

 

[ultrarunner]

Not familiar with partial tilt... is this where a segment stays level?

 

[aczlan]

Not familiar with partial tilt... is this where a segment stays level?

Yes, looks like the split is right where the front ratchet strap hits the trailer, see the seam in the steel there?

Aaron Z