unclelala
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Nice shots, good enough to be Ram Promos
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Lets see what you are towing!
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Thank you both!
Absolutely love these trucks. I miss that regular cab. Sold it and replaced it with the 22 longhorn. Both incredible trucks.
You may have to buy a semi to tow it.
Benson
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Here is our new Alpine 3790FK
Now that's the setup I'd get if we decide to sell out house and go on the road full time
So do you deliver new farm equipment? Seems like either that or you buy a lot of equipment!
No, just happy to help fellow farmers. We all work together. It’s nice because we all have access to the trailers we need, when we need them, but none of us has to carry the expense of owning all of them. We all pitch in if they need maintenance. Win - win for all of us. Probably a rarity these days but if you have good neighbors (who are as close or closer than family) you can really get a lot accomplished. Now, if only the rest of the world could work that way…
I see. I do a lot of the same but usually only used equipment. It's usually not that bad except when implements get overly wide or tall. Occasionally I get thrown a wrinkle like someone asking me to tow equipment from NE Missouri to SW Utah! Hint: it's a hay rake, not a piece of carnival equipment!
This was an 84ft harrow. Kinda long when it's folded up for the road:
This is likely the biggest load the "new" Ram has hauled:
This was an 84ft harrow. Kinda long when it's folded up for the road:
This is likely the biggest load the "new" Ram has hauled:
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Joe_Lee
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I need that trailer!
We're moving out of state this Summer and need to find like that to haul away all our stuff.
What is the length and GVWR on that trailer?
The trailer is 48’ long and gvw of 21K which leaves about 10K of load capacity but you can haul a lot more than that without any issues. Problem is it’s a pretty expensive trailer to haul furniture in. These are about 50-60K for new ones and used ones are scarce.
Great White North Eh
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Trailer prices are wack yoo!
I'm looking for either a 36' gooseneck or a 28' bumper pull. Two 7k axles or three 5k axles would do it for the payload.
Prices are high but lower than six months ago.
Just got a quote for a 30' triple axle BP for $16.5k +tx.
We're moving 900 miles away and with all my stuff, it will require three trips if I can get a 30' trailer.
Rockcrawlindude
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A 30’ uhaul would cost much much much less than $16k plus tax
I checked uhaul, they don't have anything even close to that size.
I plan on using it as long as I need, and then sell it.
Even if I can recoup 80% of what I paid, still cheaper than renting. And I can take my time with the move.
I plan on using it as long as I need, and then sell it.
Even if I can recoup 80% of what I paid, still cheaper than renting. And I can take my time with the move.
flan
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Fuel is expensive, gotta use the gas saver whenever possible