salopez
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f150 hauling JD 310...
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f150 hauling JD 310...
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Perhaps he mixed up GCWR and max trailer weight... Looks like the machine is 12,800# so ~14-16k with a trailer.
Aaron Z
The worst location to place weight on a motorcycle is high and rear, especially behind the rear axle.
Maybe he was trying to make it wheelie
Could you tell what engine it had?
No matter which engine it had it was still over weigh. Still impressive though.
Yeah it was definitely overweight. I can tell it does not have the max tow package either.
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Don't know if anyone has posted this one or not, but I'm sure the cow isn't too comfortable.
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RDrancher
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Besides the stupidity of hauling a fullsize hoe with an F150, the JD is probably closer to 16,000 pounds with the 4n1 bucket, so the trailer is also grossly overloaded.
dieselcrawler
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Animal cruelty people should be all over this.... that's a fine waiting to happen. Poor cow... traumatized hamburgers taste bad.
So 16k for the 310, 4k for the trailer, and 6k for the truck would make 26,000lbs total.
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bubbacuse77
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See, Ford grossly underestimates the towing capacity of the F-150.
They are being modest with their numbers, they don't want to blow away the competition.
I think this guy took his towing capacity and douled it.
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Maybe he was trying to make it wheelie
Could you tell what engine it had?
LOL I didn't pay that much attention, it appears to be about 750-800cc.
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They are being modest with their numbers, they don't want to blow away the competition.
I think this guy took his towing capacity and douled it.
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Wonder where he got that chip?
footer200
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I not sure how the cement block is staying in the upright position?
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Not to be smart but I see nothing wrong with this setup. The cab only weighs 400# or so. He has it secure pretty good.
Only thing I would have done was put a strap or even a piece of rope through the block to keep it on the trailer if for some reason the cab came loose and took the tension off the block.
He even has working lights....
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Isn't part of the weight resting on those little fenders?
