What Do You Tow?

[Daniel@RudysDiesel]

This is from a while back with the old truck.

 

[Stroker f-250]

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[GregW]

This is from a while back with the old truck.

What are the wheel/tire specs on that setup?

 

[Daniel@RudysDiesel]

What are the wheel/tire specs on that setup?

That was 22x12 Fuel Renegades and 325/50/22 Toyo AT2

 

[Jomax]

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No air bags?


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[Stroker f-250]

No air bags?


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No, that's why I'm tryin to sell my pickup so I can get a dually because I started using my pickup to tow more, not a good tow rig, sits to low.


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[jaybuller]

Not that impressive this load but this is the norm lately as folks can't afford to buy more than 150 bales at a time.

 

[dsberman94]

Not that impressive this load but this is the norm lately as folks can't afford to buy more than 150 bales at a time.

I can't wait till we run of out these compressed alfalfa cubes that we have now for the horses. I'm just gonna run up about an hour north to NY state and get a couple 1100lb square bales of it. That should last us a while.

 

[jaybuller]

Yeah those alfalfa cubes just ain't the same as the real deal. My ponies get grass hay when the pastures are under the snow...

 

[dsberman94]

We ended up getting a decent deal on round bales. 4 horses and 3 calves is what we have at the moment and we had to buy all 72 round bales to get them at $25 each. Only issue is that they're being over fed and we're going through 3 300 lb bales a month, and it's not even cold yet. The alfalfa is just a treat basically, but it's extra nutrients for them too rather than just first cut hay and grain all the time.

 

[TrailerHauler]

No one did any towing in January?

 

[Jomax]

Hauling two quads inside last week.


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[dangerous1]

These pics are old, but kinda cool

 

[farm boy]

Picked up our new 32' x 6'8" Delco from Paris,Tx last week. I already sold all the tires and wheels off of it and I'm picking up a new set of 18 ply 17.5's for it Saturday.

 

[smcox1]

I think it's interesting that they still make those trailers with the tarp tops. I guess if you need a trailer to get the job done without all the bling that's the way to go.

 

[RoadWarrior]

Hualed this Cat 308 e2 a week ago. Other one is when we picked up our new grader attachment.

 

[valvetick]

Picked up our new 32' x 6'8" Delco from Paris,Tx last week. I already sold all the tires and wheels off of it and I'm picking up a new set of 18 ply 17.5's for it Saturday.

I've been thinking about changing the wheels and tires off my triple axle had a blow out about 800 miles into our trip in December but I had cruise set at 80 and trailer tires don't like those speeds.

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[Sterling B.]

No one did any towing in January?

I did, but was having issues with photobucket, so I'm finally getting around to posting up pics from the tractor pull in Hallettsville.

Ford 8N and 4000

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Pair of Farmall Cs

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[farm boy]

I think it's interesting that they still make those trailers with the tarp tops. I guess if you need a trailer to get the job done without all the bling that's the way to go.

Aluminum stock trailers are just too expensive for us, and metal top trailers don't last down on the gulf coast. Moisture stays under that metal roof and will rust it out way too soon. Tarps are cheap to replace if its ever needed.

I've been thinking about changing the wheels and tires off my triple axle had a blow out about 800 miles into our trip in December but I had cruise set at 80 and trailer tires don't like those speeds.


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These tires are heavy duty as they come. Cant wait to load them down.

 

[smcox1]

A few things from the past month