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Im in northern canada we get railed with salt and liquid stuff i always have fluid film done and no rust and i plow with my truck, do you drive down any gravel roads after getting it sprayed? That really helps it stick and not wash off
I live on a gravel road which they oil with chloride during the spring and summer which I think is liquid salt. They also have gotten big into brining the highways with some sort of liquid salt. The stuff gets everywhere. I wish they would just use sand. Or drive at your own risk.
Its most likely liquid calcium nasty stuff but really keeps the dust down and slows down the dirt roads getting washboard
What goes in the back of the Toyhauler?3500 HO pulling my 37’ Genesis Vortex 3219VXL Toy Hauler. This was my first trip pulling the Toy Hauler with my new truck. I wasn’t getting the best MPG with the 37s but it towed nicely.
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I feel your pain there. I used to back the truck up and she would handle the boat but on a windy day it got a little squirrely and she hit the dock while pulling the boat off and she was like never again, teach me how to back the truck up, Im not dealing with the boat anymore. Took about a month for her to get it figured out but now she's super solid thankfully.My wife does just OK 75% but she trashed my tailgate and then denied jackknifing the trailer. Oddly she didn't do it on the boat ramp but when parking the damn thing in the lot.
My buddy's wife towed their horse trailers for years and nails the boat ramp about 99% of the time. With. a. stick. in his 94 12V.
I mostly gave up on her and asked my buddy to try. Nope, she doesn't get it - consistently. it's an attention to detail thing which she does poorly most times. Funny that she's a top notch nurse.
My wife won’t even try driving the truck let alone tow something. Long trips are fun…
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Cool fat cat. Been trying to add a fat cat or bw to the collection.
I passed on 2 bw200s at an auction 10 years ago. Both needed work but went for 500 bucks each. Definitely still kicking myself for that. Found a fat cat locally about a year ago. It was immaculate but the guy wanted 3500. Probably worth it but not to me, for what I'm going to use it for. I did finally get an fl350 though. Been wanting one of those since the late 80s. Got it right but needed the engine rebuilt. It should be ready to rip soon.
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