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Old 07-09-2013, 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by avvblanc01
had a busy day yesterday, started with driving to Santa Barbara to pick up over 200 2x4's and then got back and towed 2 tons of green waste to the dump.
I'd say it was a productive day.
Looks pretty good. What the payload of the HD? 2700lbs?
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Looks pretty good. What the payload of the HD? 2700lbs?
door sticker on my XL says 2,603lbs!
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Old 07-09-2013, 07:38 PM
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Originally Posted by avvblanc01
had a busy day yesterday, started with driving to Santa Barbara to pick up over 200 2x4's and then got back and towed 2 tons of green waste to the dump.
I'd say it was a productive day.
That's a long truck. But I wish I had it. And those wheels are nice. Didn't know they had after-market 7 lug wheels.
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That's a long truck. But I wish I had it. And those wheels are nice. Didn't know they had after-market 7 lug wheels.
I've honestly gotten so used to the length that every other car feels small! I'm quickly reminded of it when I get into a parking lot though ahaha every other car ends where my bed starts!
I ended up getting Fuel to custom drill me those and they even did it for free! Octanes aren't my favorite wheel out there, but they look a lot better than the steel ones that were on there!
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Originally Posted by jferg92

Fed this morning and down to TWO bales. Three acres of pasture will have to do until. Dreading the outrageous prices
I can do 3 dollars a bail or 75dollars for a 72inch roll
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Originally Posted by codybryson

I can do 3 dollars a bail or 75dollars for a 72inch roll
For grass or alfalfa?
And my most expensive load yet..probably $20K + of control equipment for a fiber optic station
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[QUOTE="jferg92;2826021"]

For grass or alfalfa?
And my most expensive load yet..probably $20K + of control equipment for a fiber optic station[/QUOTE. Alfalfa!
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Originally Posted by jferg92

For grass or alfalfa?
And my most expensive load yet..probably $20K + of control equipment for a fiber optic station
Alfalfa
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Some wood (about 1/2 ton) for benches at riverhawks field (american football team in bavaria )
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