Post your tow vehicle pics here

[doughboy81972]

hello all I figure that I would start this thread so we can all show off our TV's that do the burden work and then are forgoten once you get where you are going. so here is my 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 LB, EC, 2WD

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[ibTALLlwalt]

Sportchassis_RV wrote:
I'm just curious what is your overall length all hooked up and ready to go?

When were hooked up and the bicycle rack is on the rear (adds about 3') were right at 68', or 65' with out the rack and HDT and RV only.

Walt.

[goat66]

Picked up my new tow vehicle on Friday!! 2008 Dodge Ram 3500 Cummins Megacab 4x4.

[Sportchassis_RV]

ibTALLlwalt wrote:
This is a pic of our TV, we tow a 2005 Alfa 5ver with a gross of about 18000lbs.

There's a link to our webshots page of our rig and RV...

We've added a power lift for the Suzuki that we have on the back since these pics were taken and will get the pic of that change soon.

We towed for years with our 97 Ford (we still own it and love it) PS F350drw crew cab, 5spd/gear vendor, Banks with intercooler, air ride rear suspension, Trail Saver air ride hitch, Banks exhaust brake and more.

We were at or beyond the trucks real life ability to tow safely and decided to go to a bigger unit, researched MDT and HDT and for the $ and safety we chose the HDT and will NEVER go back to a pick up or MDT to tow.

Happy Travels.

I'm just curious what is your overall length all hooked up and ready to go?

[bud121156]

[DannerFamily]

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[doughboy81972]

now that is one nice TV I feel small now

[ibTALLlwalt]

This is a pic of our TV, we tow a 2005 Alfa 5ver with a gross of about 18000lbs.

There's a link to our webshots page of our rig and RV...

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Our Tow Vehicle

">The TV and RV in the park

http://rides.webshots.com/album/546605792doENDM?vhost=rides

We've added a power lift for the Suzuki that we have on the back since these pics were taken and will get the pic of that change soon.

We towed for years with our 97 Ford (we still own it and love it) PS F350drw crew cab, 5spd/gear vendor, Banks with intercooler, air ride rear suspension, Trail Saver air ride hitch, Banks exhaust brake and more.

We were at or beyond the trucks real life ability to tow safely and decided to go to a bigger unit, researched MDT and HDT and for the $ and safety we chose the HDT and will NEVER go back to a pick up or MDT to tow.

Happy Travels.

[doughboy81972]

I would definely give the both of them the road it I saw them coming behind me

[RobertRyan]

Without getting too far off Topic the Unicat type of vehicle is common here as a Off-Road Tourist Coach or Motor Home.Here are two examples:
an ACCO(local Model, Truck)

MAN based one

[doughboy81972]

Ya I was thinking about the Unicat like this one

[doughboy81972]

they also have a American division now that they are putting on International chassis but they are still made in Germany and have to be shipped to the USA (edit) ops sorry think of a different company

[RobertRyan]

This is what could be in Australia..a Rivenlee Horse and 5th Wheel Trailer. They make cat A motorhomes as well built on European Trucks.

[Rescue16]

See Signature. Not the Biggest Tow dog on the block but one of the most comfortable. Does the job required and the 3 kids a friend and the faithful camping dog and DW are are comfy!!!

[RobertRyan]

Now this would be a very cheap alternative to towing a 5ver in Australia.There are much later model Japanese trucks that would be as cheap, but not many Aussie's use them to tow 5 vers. Horse Trucks or Horse floats as they are known here , but not fvers

[Sportchassis_RV]

nelsoje wrote:
Finally got a real tow vehicle. 2008 F250 6.4L PSD CC SB

I love the look of the 2008 Ford Super Duty's. They got a tough look to them. :B