Cwprotek

OMG lmao. Did you drive home from a store like that?

piercedtiger

Thanks! It's a 5x10. I really need a bigger one, but converting it to SSQA will help me get by for a bit longer. I'm thinking a 16ft one, probably 84" wide, though I'm still looking. Trying to get things paid off before I drop $3k on a different trailer. The tiller is a 54" one so it only has an inch or two of clearance on either side. I had to take the kick stand off to give it a bit more. Now the ramp is bending and I need to reinforce it. Problem is I also haul wood pellets home, and a lot of the newer trailers have ramps that don't come off. Or they're so heavy I wouldn't want to try taking them off. A ramp like that always gets in the way of a forklift trying to load a pallet. At least being able to take the bucket off means I can get a few more jobs done while I figure out what to do.

mwf5888

Yeah, it's only 3 miles on two lane road with 35mph speed limit. Did it twice.

funnyman06

Bringing home the new(er) heart for my old 85 F250.



Picking up 2000lbs of wood pellets

Iamraiderpower

2k lbs in bed and snow tires I bet that was a noisy ride home!

funnyman06

haha it was a short drive, but it was very smooth!

skinnyb

Cleaning up a bunch of brush and hauling it off.

cosmok

Great shots!

jimmy2016f150

Does towing wave runners count as working? 😀
2.7 didn't slack a bit on a 500+ round trip to Lake Powell😎

Puggyberra

17' ft Glastron that has been in my family since the late 70's. Trailer with boat and misc stuff in the boat totaled ~2500 lbs. Towed it ~700 mi from Ohio to Georgia averaging 75-80. The 2.7 kept wanting to go faster and still averaged better mpg than the '04 Ram with 5.7 hemi I had previously could do unladen on the highway at 65.