Muck Boots 'n' Slickers - Life of a Livestock Hauler

I gotcha! I bet that tool works better than the Cat tool and costs a lot less!

 

Necessity is the mother of invention, So get Pat Pending on as its 'father

 

Can confirm i see those rolling up n down az/cali every once in awhile.. they do the same with hay, just on flatbeds. Single screw and double trailers... Not many trucks that look cooler than a west coast hay hauler. Thats what started my love for trucks as a kid

 

I’ve always had a fascination with a truck and trailer. They were kinda common back when. A truck with a livestock box pulling a trailer with a tongue. They wouldn’t haul #### though. I think some of em you had to unhook to load and unload. The barn had one for years but I never seen it used. Them doubles it’s hard to beat the cool factor in them. Practically of either I can’t say. I will say it’s hard to beat a 50ft Barrett with a suicide nose and a full jail.

them ol big cattle just spilt em by 2 and load the middles they ride fine

 

I reckon 2 28’s is 56, but I imagine they are heavier. So I can’t see the benefit for cows.

 

I ended up with a couple them trucks one time. They was light blue & white. 89 model short hood 379’s. 425’s the old RTLO15618b 18 speeds. Big Rockwell rears and factory 4 core radiators. Nothing light duty about them units.

 

Side load, I was gonna ask how they’re loaded. What’s the advantage of doubles versus I big 53 foot trailer ??

 

Just because I can...probably. maybe he's got an apparatus to unload without a chute at all?

 

Just say no boys it’s not worth it drugs are a better option