What truck to pull Kubotas

[foreman Etexas]

I know where u r, and I know the feeling. Usually Tyler gets all of our rain. Let me ask u something are the people in Palestine refered to as Palestinians?

I couldnt answer that(without laughing)I have heard that said before but think it was said joking around and has kinda stuck.

 

[PapaPerk]

Did you get the auto or the manual? I'm real interested in how the new autos perform. I have a lot of friends interested in them...

 

[foreman Etexas]

Awesome!!!! :thumbsup:

How do you like it so far?!

Cant even tell your in a one-ton,I havent been off work to even hook the trailer up yet but will be hauling my tractor and shredder to my lease place next weekend,so I will be able to tell what its got then.

 

[foreman Etexas]

Did you get the auto or the manual? I'm real interested in how the new autos perform. I have a lot of friends interested in them...

Went with the auto,talked myself out of the 6spd(this will be my first auto)always had standards in the trucks i pulled with,so will C.....

 

[CowboyRon]

I couldnt answer that(without laughing)I have heard that said before but think it was said joking around and has kinda stuck.

I was joking, I would love to live over there. I think among the sweet gum and pine trees that is the most beautiful land in east Texas. I do like your truck, I need someone to help me move. Jk

 

[zoltanthegypsy]

Cant even tell your in a one-ton,I havent been off work to even hook the trailer up yet but will be hauling my tractor and shredder to my lease place next weekend,so I will be able to tell what its got then.

The last (or all) the gas rigs I've bought said to get at least 500 miles on before towing.

Maybe in Texas that's a daily commute...

Z.

 

[Bigfoot62]

The last (or all) the gas rigs I've bought said to get at least 500 miles on before towing.. . .

My trucks have to "suck it up" and take it.
I usually drive them home before hooking up to a trailer. Depending on where I bought it, that's from 50-75 miles.

Seriously, that may be a great idea, in a perfect world. I've just never had the luxury of doing that with my 3/4 and 1 ton trucks. I hardly ever tow with a 1/2 ton, so that's never been an issue with the lighter rigs.

 

[foreman Etexas]

The last (or all) the gas rigs I've bought said to get at least 500 miles on before towing.

Maybe in Texas that's a daily commute...

Z.

I will tell the wife she can drive it,and the 500 should be taking care of in a cple days

 

[zoltanthegypsy]

My trucks have to "suck it up" and take it.
I usually drive them home before hooking up to a trailer. Depending on where I bought it, that's from 50-75 miles.

Seriously, that may be a great idea, in a perfect world. I've just never had the luxury of doing that with my 3/4 and 1 ton trucks. I hardly ever tow with a 1/2 ton, so that's never been an issue with the lighter rigs.

Hey, I didn't say I did that. It's just what the manuals say...

Seems like every time I buy a new tow rig, it's just before king season. No way I'm not hooking up the SeaSport to the 3/4 ton 'burban and heading for the straits first thing.

Z.

 

[dntfxr]

Nice truck! Cummins is a beast!! I probably missed it but what tranny did you get?