Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

Well it's actually spelled wench & bet he could find one to ride along in such a fine large car.

 

They both require lots of work and can be difficult at times!!

 

I agree which is why I try to find a way to do it legally with only 4 chains.

Same thing with our new mini-excavator. Best I've figured out is 3 chains to get the bucket, back blade and 4 points.

Here is a pic of the first time I loaded it until I realized it weighed > 10k so I couldn't classify it as a light truck and use only 2 chains.

 

I think I lived there in 08-09ish for a bit before I moved to Halifax, then Indy in 2010.

Wasn't a bad town to grow up in. Lots of outdoor stuff to do, camping, skiing, outdoor hockey, swimming, fishing. And a trip to Toronto to go see a major sporting event was only 3.5 hours away.

Good sized city to have most of the major amenities without the crime / traffic headaches of a big city.

 

Macavoy and Ruthless,

Are your straight trucks running with beds that are fixed, dump, or rollback?

They would both make great hay hauling trucks, by the way.

 

Rollback

 

@Ruthless is running the other straight job.

 

Thank you, MJ!

And Macavoy, now I like your truck even better! So many barns where I could get a lot closer with a straight truck than with my semi.

@Ruthless, how are you set up?

 

I gave mine away a few hours ago, but that sure looks like Elk Lake.. Same place I picked up mine yesterday!

 

@Lastkidpicked fixed 24' bed. Setup to mount a forklift or pull a tagalong style trailer.

Would make a good hay truck: 475 cat, RTLO16713A, 3.70 eaton.... Cept it's a curb sniffer and as @Rugerfan can tell you: gotta have a hood to have a cool hay truck