Another Ford that needs to be bagged - or a dually?
Saw this on Apache Trail yesterday.
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kellem wrote:
I don't think the owner did any research but at least it's color coordinated.
If this isn't addressed promptly, they'll likely be a Utube video.
One more thought,
I could easily see the tread life of front tires exceeding 100K.
OH, it will be OK when he loads the garage and fuel tank in the rear!- I don't think the owner did any research but at least it's color coordinated.
If this isn't addressed promptly, they'll likely be a Utube video.
One more thought,
I could easily see the tread life of front tires exceeding 100K. phillyg wrote:
Hard to tell, but the pin seems to be on a hitch too far aft. Also, the TV has to be way overloaded for that FW.
I think the pin is at the axle center or in front of it.
- Hard to tell, but the pin seems to be on a hitch too far aft. Also, the TV has to be way overloaded for that FW.
Me Again wrote:
bucky wrote:
What the heck is that thing out in the intersection in the second pic?
Corvette! or Electric wheel chair!
I think that’s R2D2 carrying some shoulder bags, wearing a fishing hat, and holding a small red balloon. :B
Oh, and a ‘vette of some sort.
:):)Diamond c wrote:
Just being a duelly won’t help, mabe if it was an f550.
Too funny. I guarantee you my pin at 6k is much more. My measly 3500 DRW RAM sets perfectly level. Oh yea my RV weighs 24k.bucky wrote:
What the heck is that thing out in the intersection in the second pic?
Corvette! or Electric wheel chair!- What the heck is that thing out in the intersection in the second pic?
jdc1 wrote:
ksss wrote:
Typical of a lifted suspension. Man that trailer must be 43ishfeet long.
Exactly. The springs on lift kits are soft. His tires probably aren't rated for that weight either.
Highly unlikely that those were lift springs in the back, for the same reason you mentioned. Truck probably level after the lift. IE 6” up front 4” rear lift blocks. So it makes the “sag” look worse than it is. And the tires are likely rated higher than OE tires.
Agree too much trailer for a brodozer, but probably not as bad as it looks. However it’s not as fun to just say “nice truck” and move along.- Yea a trailer like that must have a pin weight of 4.5k or more.
