MrWhoopee
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'68 GMC, 350, 3/4 ton, 4x4, Meyer ST-90 plow
Needs helper springs and it's own oil well. :-S
'68 GMC, 350, 3/4 ton, 4x4, Meyer ST-90 plow
Needs helper springs and it's own oil well. :-S
Big Red - old Chevy wood hauler.
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Sold this one a while back, miss not having it, kept my 98 2500 24v since it's 4wd and in better shape.
95 3500 12v Cummins 5 speed. Only about 1 cord in there, I made another trip that was around 1.5 or so cords, it was 1 more row and another ft high on all the piles.
Here's it loaded down. About 6500lbs of gravel... yeah... I didn't know "fill it to the bedrails" would weigh that much till I went on the scale!... $35 for a "truckload" though haha!
Here is the 98 with about 2 cords on the trailer. I ran out of straps so that was all I could haul on that trip.... that was a mistake cause it was super tongue heavy.
95 3500 12v Cummins 5 speed. Only about 1 cord in there, I made another trip that was around 1.5 or so cords, it was 1 more row and another ft high on all the piles.
Here's it loaded down. About 6500lbs of gravel... yeah... I didn't know "fill it to the bedrails" would weigh that much till I went on the scale!... $35 for a "truckload" though haha!
Here is the 98 with about 2 cords on the trailer. I ran out of straps so that was all I could haul on that trip.... that was a mistake cause it was super tongue heavy.
I don't keep trucks around cause they make me look pretty... I can haul groceries in the car you know?! I didn't figure the gravel was going to be that heavy though!
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