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- November 7 2006 : 11:06a
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First C6 vette in Houton. Belongs to MTI. | |
SCRWDRVR
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- November 7 2006 : 4:43p
| I towed my 86 home when I got it.
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im.damon.in.fla
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- November 7 2006 : 7:26p
| Unfortunately no pics but about a month ago my friend and I were hooking up his boat with his Chevy dually. I backed down the ramp, he hooked up the boat and then I proceeded to try and pull the boat out. Well it stalled because he "forgot" to put gas in it. So, I ran and got the expy and pulled both his chevy and trailer out of the way.  | |
water spider
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- November 7 2006 : 11:20p
| I can't say I ever towed anything, But I have sure pulled out a couple of stuck vehicals.
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Joeg180
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- November 9 2006 : 10:29a
| I don't know why I never take a picture of me towing the boat. A 21.5 foot bowrider, I have my eye on a 24 footer, but, we want a new house or at least new neighbors first.
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97F1504RAD
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- November 9 2006 : 7:23p
| I towed this 20 Foot Bayliner Trophy with my 88 F-150 4x4 and I towed a 22 Foot Wakeboard boat with the curent truck.
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DrSpeed
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- June 30 2007 : 11:57a
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- June 30 2007 : 1:52p
| | a jeep grand cherokee with a jetski trailer...out of a river | |
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- June 30 2007 : 3:41p
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- June 30 2007 : 8:53p
| Forgot these.
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Dissociative
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- June 30 2007 : 9:05p
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Bluewater
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- November 22 2007 : 4:18p
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Sawblade
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- November 22 2007 : 10:18p
| The mighty V6 towed this 3500 lb car on a 2000 lb trailer just fine. 
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Ken in AB
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- November 23 2007 : 3:32p
| My Brother's F550 & 24' Triple axle trailer
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MrSVTGal
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- November 24 2007 : 10:07p
| Every year I tow this to and from a local county park for a week of camping with the family...
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offroad250
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- November 29 2007 : 9:12p
| 3rd day owning the truck, from NY to FL
4wheelers
a little wood for the camp fire
some dirt
Thats right, its a swingset. Talk about funny looks from people.
Horses all summer
cars and trucks
other stuff
I've even hauled ass on the track
I'm sure theres a ton of stuff im forgetting lol
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- December 25 2007 : 11:27p
| This is what I normally tow:
I've also towed:
A 24' travel trailer.(Pre-5er)
Our 20' boat.
A U-haul trailer full of furniture to Oregon.
A U-haul Car Hauler with my son's Explorer from Oregon.
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- May 26 2008 : 10:59a
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DerekDallege
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- April 6 : 1:09a
| Looks like you could use a little more clearance between the camper and truck. I will have to get some picks for this. Everything from a 4X8 flatbed that you cant even see behind my truck to a 14,000# gooseneck horse trailer. (That's loaded with 4 horses and all gear.) And everything in between. I hauled a 12,000 pound bobcat on my beater car trailer with my old beater '83 F250 (lighter F250) 4X4 6.9L diesel. It was a load but I was able to balance the weight well because the bobcat is so compact compared to a car that weighs a third or quarter as much, but so much of the weight is right behind your hitch.
I was reminded about this by some of the pics even before thinking about that particular haul of mine. Keep it level, keep it level, keep it level! Not even the nicest trailer around will tow worth a * of you get it too far off level. Always make sure you are as level as possible and always have the trailer slightly higher in the front than the back if you can't get it perfectly level. Even if the truck is not level, as this is obviously a lot harder to fix, you will tow a lot smoother if the trailer is right. Having the truck squatting in the rear and the trailer low at the tongue equals weaving all over and asking for a wreck. The right rear trailer tire always takes the most punishment because of trailer levelness and crown of the road, so make sure it's air up and in good shape, as well as all the others obviously. I have been towing trailers on the road since I was 14 on a school permit, and I see a lot of un-safe * on the road around me that I don't like to be around. A little common sense when towing and taking it a little easier goes A LONG WAY! | |
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