What Do You Tow?
- Thread starter TrailerHauler
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dsberman94
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Did u make that or buy it?
dsberman94
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Might have to make myself one of those incase we blow something up at a sled pull.
I have towed way to many six blows home on a trailer and this pulled 10x better. The only thing I was worried about was not having breaks but it seemed to do fine.
When semi's would pass me(kept the speed around 65mph) it got a little sketch but other then that it went really well.
When semi's would pass me(kept the speed around 65mph) it got a little sketch but other then that it went really well.
weekendwarriorfsw32
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dsberman94
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You should get some more up close pics of the ends and post them.
dsberman94
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all i really want to see is the parts where they attach on the tow hooks of the vehicle being towed. everything else i can pretty much see. just a couple pics with it attached with the chains and without it attached. just to see how that is done.
dsberman94
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Awesome. Thanks a lot
weekendwarriorfsw32
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Bringing home my 6.0 after an injector died
Bunch of random stuff from a race shop going to his new shop in the hills.
A 6.4 with a cracked piston
Bunch of random stuff from a race shop going to his new shop in the hills.
A 6.4 with a cracked piston
Ok this might fall into the stuipd load category but sometime you have to make do with what you got.
I'm building a pole barn in spring and I'm making the poles instead of buying them pre-made.
When and picked out all the lumber and when i went to check out i reallized I had a little more weight then I thought. Weighted one of the poles after they were made. Came in at 149 pounds. There is 20 poles worth of lumber on that trailer that I towed with my golf TDI. :doh::doh::jawdrop:
Not that it make it any better I only had 5 miles togo and the car did really well.
For those of you that dont want todo the math thats 2980 pounds.
Also attached a pic of the pole making process.
I'm building a pole barn in spring and I'm making the poles instead of buying them pre-made.
When and picked out all the lumber and when i went to check out i reallized I had a little more weight then I thought. Weighted one of the poles after they were made. Came in at 149 pounds. There is 20 poles worth of lumber on that trailer that I towed with my golf TDI. :doh::doh::jawdrop:
Not that it make it any better I only had 5 miles togo and the car did really well.
For those of you that dont want todo the math thats 2980 pounds.
Also attached a pic of the pole making process.
bluedge8
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sounds like something you would do,,,,
Considering my Jetta said not to tow ANYTHING! I thought you were going to say you had that much weight in the car LOL
Considering my Jetta said not to tow ANYTHING! I thought you were going to say you had that much weight in the car LOL
TrailerHauler
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Ok this might fall into the stuipd load category but sometime you have to make do with what you got.
I'm building a pole barn in spring and I'm making the poles instead of buying them pre-made.
When and picked out all the lumber and when i went to check out i reallized I had a little more weight then I thought. Weighted one of the poles after they were made. Came in at 149 pounds. There is 20 poles worth of lumber on that trailer that I towed with my golf TDI. :doh::doh::jawdrop:
Not that it make it any better I only had 5 miles togo and the car did really well.
For those of you that dont want todo the math thats 2980 pounds.
Also attached a pic of the pole making process.
I need a TDI with a hitch. LOL
Spatel23
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Donor vehicle for my scout project
RedRice589
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Bout time you put that Parkin lot princess to work.....
