What is everyone towing?

Discussion in 'General Tow Rig Discussion' started by CK5, Jun 30, 2006.

  1. MNorby

    MNorby Well-Known Member

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    here is my haul from saturday. 21,100 pounds.
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  2. Jishory

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    another k5 here
     

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  3. Old-Trucker

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    A bush hog is a big mower that is used with a tractor. It has two heavy blades mounted to a center carrier so that they can pivot and are held out by centrifigal force. Both my bush hogs will cut a 5' width and the heavy duty hog will cut up to 4" trees, which I regularly do.
    In the tractor towing picture is the standard bush hog on the 3 point tractor hitch, it weighs 500 lbs. The heavy duty bush hog weighs 900 lbs and is a real beast.

    I hope that this answers your question.

    Old Trucker
     
  4. RJF's Red Cummins

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    Bush Hog is an aftermarket company that makes accessories for tractors and many different types of implements. They make small rotary mowers, as mentioned, to 20+feet wide discs pulled behind 200+HP tractors. I don't like their discs much, kind of light duty. Great mowers, loaders, scrapers though.
     
  5. CoastalDav

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    I did the edit and the picture came up ok. Thanks for the lesson.

    Anyway here's want I'm dragging. The 07 Carriage like this has a GVW of 16,030lbs. I think it has the most carrying capacity of anything out there given its curb weight empty. Thats 2000lbs more than mine. I guess they moved up to 7000lb axles.

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  6. CK5

    CK5 WhooHoo! Administrator Moderator

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    Dave, click your link above, then right click on the picture and click on properties, then copy the URL that shows after "Address:" and paste it into the box that pops up after you click the [​IMG]button.
     
  7. 79Stomper

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    Seems I just tow old M1008 and M1009's here lately. Going to have a Blazer to tow to Tellico this weekend. Eventualy I will have a trail rig to tow behind my truck, once I put all the pieces together:doah:
     
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    Hey I haul one of them things too!
     
  9. 70Dustpan

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    Just a 16 ft car hauler for now.
     
  10. powerboatr

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  11. CK5

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    You know, those things are bigger than my first apartment. waytogo
     
  12. powerboatr

    powerboatr Well-Known Member

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    we live in it full time and couldnt be happier
     
  13. CK5

    CK5 WhooHoo! Administrator Moderator

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    Really? Do you have a home camp that it's parked at when your not traveling?
     
  14. powerboatr

    powerboatr Well-Known Member

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    yep we have a place out in texas at lake fork
    its my fishing shack, i put a few pics in my gallery here
    right now we are in north bama, still a gov. contractor .
    we are sort of full timing ut still working, hopefully in dec we are 100% retired so to speak
    i have a few things to finish at teh fishing shack to make the aprtment livable
    but overall we are in our fiver 365
    takes 10 minutes to vacum and clean which leaves 23 hrs and 50 minutes to enjoy life
    maybe should have gone bigger but she pulls very nice and has all the comforts of a five star hotel
     
  15. CK5

    CK5 WhooHoo! Administrator Moderator

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    Very cool.
     
  16. cisco

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    Loads

    3 or 4 small cars or 3 large cars of pick ups. I'll haul anythrotfl ing I can get onto my 49 foot wedge!!
     
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    Are you using WIFI or DSL to get access to the site?
     
  18. Old-Trucker

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    Ain't that the truth, we're full timers also and have a lot at Lake Royale in NC, NE of Raleigh.
    Right now though we're at Short Stay in Moncks Corner, SC and going back to NC on Tuesday. Nice to take the house with you when you travel, much easier than packing clothes and finding a motel to stay in.
    We sold the house 2 years ago and I for one don't miss it a bit. When I bought our first camper 3-1/2 years ago we never went back home.
    Spent 3 months on the road after selling the house and a month last year since we bought the property in NC and it was to be ready in August so we wanted to get back. This year other than regular trips to SC for Dr's appointments we aren't planning any big trips.

    The old lady is already saying that she's going to miss the Minnesota Vikings training camp this year but oh well. She got to go the last 2 years and I'm not really a fan. (I did take a lot of pictures of the cheerleaders, told her they were for my brother).

    Where in N. Bama are you? I wasted 5 years of my life in the Muscle Shoals area.

    Old Trucker
     
  19. cisco

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    I use both methods!!!!! WIFI in the laptop and a home PC
     
  20. powerboatr

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    we are just south of huntsville in morgan city, I still owrk full time till dec or abouts so i getting the best of both worlds, we live at a campground thats out in the stix, full hookups but not much else cept free wirelsss, thanks to me, i put in a router from teh office so i can surf
    we stil have about 5 mohts of work on our home base then its "we are outta here" spend summers there with the grandkids and show them soem good traveling and maybe winter over in south texas with my sister.
     

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