Shhhh! Don’t tell anybody but I did that a few times a while back. Keep it on the down low.
Pulling a pup (28’) with a tandem tractor
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I put 22.5 demountable wheels and added the full length side to side bumper to the original center section and added the 3 ICC lights on rear and the extra marker lights on sides. The 3 tailights on each side were done back in the late 80’s. The original setup was one on each side and a single “stop” light in the center. When my uncle brought it down from what was left of the rest of the familys estate in Missouri he had the tailights updated to use it down here on the road. -
This one is a little closer to original. It’s a ‘47 stainless steel 30 footer that I’m slowly getting roadworthy. It hasn’t been registered for awhile and we’ve used it for equipment storage since this one was brought down. It needs a floor and a king pin plate. The original wood is still 90% in there with a lot of holes and the back 3 ft is rotten away. The 2 outer tailights were added sometime in the past. The original setup was the 2 reflectors outboard and the tail marker and turns were the ones toward the center with the one brake “stop” only light in center. The whole dot bumper was added on. It did not have one originally. The big square pads at the top of them are where another set of rubber dock bumbers went from factory.
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