using your truck as a truck pics thread
#1021
I had a dead tree that fell across the logging road on my land I was hunting on Saturday. I didn't think to bring my chain saws with me just in case, so I put the 'ol F150 with Ecoboost to the test.
I looped my tow strap around the tree and hooked it up to the tow hooks on the front of the truck. I threw into reverse with 4 wheel drive engaged and started giving it gas. I was up to 2,000 rpms and not moving. Tried again and gave it a bit more gas and could hear the turbos kicking in and it started moving.
I got it turned 90 degrees, which allowed me access to get through. I'll cut it up at a later date.
I looped my tow strap around the tree and hooked it up to the tow hooks on the front of the truck. I threw into reverse with 4 wheel drive engaged and started giving it gas. I was up to 2,000 rpms and not moving. Tried again and gave it a bit more gas and could hear the turbos kicking in and it started moving.
I got it turned 90 degrees, which allowed me access to get through. I'll cut it up at a later date.
#1023
There are a lot of large ones available from a bunch of sources for farms, boats, snowmobiles, ATV's and such.
I got this 14 gal one from Northern Tool. They had it on sale for 20 bux off, and I had a $20 coupon, so it cost me $100:
http://www.northerntool.com/shop/too...5161_200325161
My car doesn't get very good mileage on the track:
A 30 minute track session at Daytona is probably 50 miles, so the 18 gal tank in my car is down below 1/2 a tank when I come in off the track.
I need a good supply of extra gas so I don't have to drive out to a filling station after every session.
Bob
I got this 14 gal one from Northern Tool. They had it on sale for 20 bux off, and I had a $20 coupon, so it cost me $100:
http://www.northerntool.com/shop/too...5161_200325161
My car doesn't get very good mileage on the track:
A 30 minute track session at Daytona is probably 50 miles, so the 18 gal tank in my car is down below 1/2 a tank when I come in off the track.
I need a good supply of extra gas so I don't have to drive out to a filling station after every session.
Bob
#1024
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I had a dead tree that fell across the logging road on my land I was hunting on Saturday. I didn't think to bring my chain saws with me just in case, so I put the 'ol F150 with Ecoboost to the test. I looped my tow strap around the tree and hooked it up to the tow hooks on the front of the truck. I threw into reverse with 4 wheel drive engaged and started giving it gas. I was up to 2,000 rpms and not moving. Tried again and gave it a bit more gas and could hear the turbos kicking in and it started moving. I got it turned 90 degrees, which allowed me access to get through. I'll cut it up at a later date.
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