Your towing rigs and trailers

ALauer · Oct 11, 2016

I Have a 2004 Ford F250, Powerstroke 6.0, 4x4, Gooseneck and Bumper Hitches, Extended Cab. I have tons of trailers but here is a pic of my truck pulling my Rice 14.4K Trailer

Luke'sScreenName · Oct 11, 2016

ALauer said:
I Have a 2004 Ford F250, Powerstroke 6.0, 4x4, Gooseneck and Bumper Hitches, Extended Cab. I have tons of trailers but here is a pic of my truck pulling my Rice 14.4K Trailer View attachment 484272 View attachment 484272

Now that is a real work truck. :thumbsup:

setxjeff · Nov 16, 2016

2015 3/4 Ton Chevy 4x4 gas rig, 24 ft gooseneck, 1984 IH 254 ,2015 1538 Mahindra with grapple and post/tree puller

FM504 · Nov 23, 2016

2012 f350KR deleted and tuned
22ft Bruton GN

ditzel · Nov 26, 2016

Got a new tow rig 2 weeks ago. 2016 Ram 2500 4x4, 6.7Cummins

wmonroe · Nov 26, 2016

Nice!

woody · Nov 26, 2016

Don't recall if I posted my Dodge or not. Carried my my wife to lunch yesterday and when I took her back to work this young girl driving to fast to react hit my door as my wife was getting out of my truck, but my truck being tall the bottom corner of the door dung into her fender leaving a deep dent and scratch and just rolled the corner of my door a few blows with a rubber hammer and only my pride is hurt. just glad it was not a few seconds later it could have been my wife's leg.

ditzel · Nov 26, 2016

that is a beautiful set-up u have there, woody!:thumbsup:

woody · Nov 27, 2016

thanks

dieselcrawler · Dec 22, 2016

Picked up a brush guard for my truck today... Guy at work sold me this Ranch Hand full guard for $50... It came off one of the company trucks about a year ago, he had it on his personal truck a while, and now sold it to me for what he had in it... Sweet!

The mounting brackets are a little cobbled, but I could (and might) bolt it on as-is, but I want to make new brackets to allow adjustment as needed.

Didnt know where to post this, wasnt worth a whole new thread.

TMGT · Dec 22, 2016

Woody is that a rollback trailer? If so could you get me some pictures of the underside of the bed where the rollback setup is? Been wanting to build one and looking for ideas.

two_bit_score · Dec 22, 2016

dieselcrawler said:
Picked up a brush guard for my truck today... Guy at work sold me this Ranch Hand full guard for $50... It came off one of the company trucks about a year ago, he had it on his personal truck a while, and now sold it to me for what he had in it... Sweet!

The mounting brackets are a little cobbled, but I could (and might) bolt it on as-is, but I want to make new brackets to allow adjustment as needed.

Didnt know where to post this, wasnt worth a whole new thread.

Deals like that never come by me. :confused3:

woody · Dec 23, 2016

TMGT said:
Woody is that a rollback trailer? If so could you get me some pictures of the underside of the bed where the rollback setup is? Been wanting to build one and looking for ideas.

there is another thread on here with pictures but I will take some of the slid when I get a chance it is dark when I get home and I will be working through Christmas. I wish I had went with my first idea and that was to buy a bed off of a roll back wreaker and build a trailer under it. but after doing some modifications to this one I am liking it better and better. the slid is basically tubing sliding inside C-channel pushed and pulled with a hydraulic cylinder.

woody · Dec 23, 2016

TMGT said:
Woody is that a rollback trailer? If so could you get me some pictures of the underside of the bed where the rollback setup is? Been wanting to build one and looking for ideas.

Lets see if this works
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...67498-24-foot-rollback-ideas.html#post4514367

greggn · Dec 26, 2016

The Ranger is an 08 with 4 cyl , manual transmission and the trailer is homemade with 2 torflex axles.

dieselcrawler · Jan 1, 2017

Got the brush guard on the dually today. Doesn't fit/line up as I would like, but to the casual observer it will look fine. Also not happy with the mounting, not very strong, and more for show than use. A solid deer hit at 45+ mph would put it into the grill/headlights, as the leverage would overcome the mounting points. The one on the wife's Excursion is mounted far more solid, and allows for easy adjustment/alignments.

Still like how it makes the truck look though!