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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Here is a shot of my Borrowed TV for this past trip. My 94 GMC is getting too long in the tooth for me to tow with it very far. This Ford was fantastic!
Here is my 89 chevy k1500. I don't have much use for a nice shiny new truck or the payment that goes with one. I bought this truck for 1,500 bucks and have put about 6,000 into rebuilding it. I'd much rather fix up and oldie than have a 500 dollar truck payment. I use this for hunting season because I don't need to take the wife and kid along yet (he's only two) and its my daily driver.
I'll spare the details as most probably don't care...but I rebuilt all the drivetrain myself and it makes plenty of ponies for towing our 24 foot wilderness.
Here is the camper.
Here is the boat.
When I have to drag the wife, kid, and dogs along we take the wife's rig.
Its just your standard 02 Yukon XL with every option offered.
It isn't a powerhouse, but we don't travel very far so it suits us just fine.
I'm considering getting an older 1-ton dually 4x4 that I can put an 8x12 foot flatbed on. That way we could put the ATV's on the flatbed and tow the trailer and boat behind it.
I'll spare the details as most probably don't care...but I rebuilt all the drivetrain myself and it makes plenty of ponies for towing our 24 foot wilderness.
Here is the camper.
Here is the boat.
When I have to drag the wife, kid, and dogs along we take the wife's rig.
Its just your standard 02 Yukon XL with every option offered.
It isn't a powerhouse, but we don't travel very far so it suits us just fine.
I'm considering getting an older 1-ton dually 4x4 that I can put an 8x12 foot flatbed on. That way we could put the ATV's on the flatbed and tow the trailer and boat behind it.
newtrail wrote:
Out with the old TV.
In with the new (to me) 2005 5.9 CTD 73500 miles. Just picked it up about 3 weeks ago. Loving it big time.:B
It sure totes the load.
Nice upgrade. My next TV is going to be a CTD. If this job I want works out it'll be a 2010 CTD. If not it'll still be a CTD just a little older.:B
Steak2k1 wrote:
tow vehicles have gone from:
2001 Montana - Palomino Pop-up (nice set up-worked well)
2005 Dakota - Coyote 22CT Hybrid (not enough cojones.!)
2006 GMC 2500HD Diesel...ahhhhhh yess.!
cheers,
Stk
If you don't mind me asking, who makes that bumper?? Is that an ARB, Kennesaw, or something else??? Very nice design on it!!!
tow vehicles have gone from:
2001 Montana - Palomino Pop-up (nice set up-worked well)
2005 Dakota - Coyote 22CT Hybrid (not enough cojones.!)
2006 GMC 2500HD Diesel...ahhhhhh yess.!
cheers,
Stk
2001 Montana - Palomino Pop-up (nice set up-worked well)
2005 Dakota - Coyote 22CT Hybrid (not enough cojones.!)
2006 GMC 2500HD Diesel...ahhhhhh yess.!
cheers,
Stk
Out with the old TV.
In with the new (to me) 2005 5.9 CTD 73500 miles. Just picked it up about 3 weeks ago. Loving it big time.:B
It sure totes the load.
In with the new (to me) 2005 5.9 CTD 73500 miles. Just picked it up about 3 weeks ago. Loving it big time.:B
It sure totes the load.
hamilton71801 wrote:
Here's mine ready to work.
can you tow 3 vehicles in the southern states youve listed youve been?
Our new to us truck with the trailer on the road to Steep Rock Manitoba:
The truck alone on the way back home just after buying it:
The truck alone on the way back home just after buying it:
