My first ton my friend said that he would haul it for me. But his truck sank so low I felt really bad. So what size trucks do you people use to haul these ton of pellets.
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You didn't see the kids slippery slide. My wife slides them down to me. I grab them then restack! Easiest way we found to handle them.oldmountvernon said:j-takeman said:My 06 F150 hauls tham fine. It has the tow pack option.
WOW where is Smokey??? pull his PELLET PIG STATUS!! he avoided those stairs like the plauge PULL that truck FORWARD
smoke show said:3 tons in this trailer with the old burb pullin.
sandpipe said:smoke show said:3 tons in this trailer with the old burb pullin.
That dump a roo must be a lot bigger than it looks in the picture!
My guess is 12 ft and prob close to 10,000 lbs cap.bcb1 said:sandpipe said:smoke show said:3 tons in this trailer with the old burb pullin.
That dump a roo must be a lot bigger than it looks in the picture!
I know! 3 tons is a heck of a lot of pellets. That must be a mighty stout trailer.
DexterDay said:My guess is 12 ft and prob close to 10,000 lbs cap.bcb1 said:sandpipe said:smoke show said:3 tons in this trailer with the old burb pullin.
That dump a roo must be a lot bigger than it looks in the picture!
I know! 3 tons is a heck of a lot of pellets. That must be a mighty stout trailer.
Thats 3 skids fit from front to back. 4-8-12. Those Dump trailers are no joke. It may be closer to 12,000 #
4Dtvman said:My friends truck was a Chevy Avalanch but I don't think I can ask him again. Hell stopped lowes today and put 10 bays of inferno's in the back seat of my Honda. Will stop there again tomorrow. It's on the way home.
smoke show said:40-80-120" ill take pic next time
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