93 Flatbed....hiking, wood hauling, summer fun....
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Thanks! Yeah we had a great time....love to see some pics of your dually/flatbed. I wanna lift mine like yours but hoistin' those logs up any higher, I dunno, I might get myself in trouble.....the flatbed sits pretty high already.
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Its true....I had to trim some bushes on my house, started on the flatbed and put a 12' ladder on it, got the job done quick....love the flatbed....trucks lookin nice!
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I don't consider my truck an off-roader, but last week I had to get up and down a steep "driveway" down to a lake which was really more like a cleared trail in the woods
I just put it in 1st gear and let the engine do the braking on the way down
on the way up I put it in 1st and engaged the front hubs and it just pulled itself up that mess without altering revs
love these trucks; I gave an off-road logging truck a couple of short blasts from my air horn and he saluted
I just put it in 1st gear and let the engine do the braking on the way down
on the way up I put it in 1st and engaged the front hubs and it just pulled itself up that mess without altering revs
love these trucks; I gave an off-road logging truck a couple of short blasts from my air horn and he saluted
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Thanks man, you won't regret it(the flatbed)! I just heave em up, my dad's usually with me so that always helps....dead lodge poles are usually not to heavy so, it can be done by your lonesome....we just cut em in 8 foot sections, take em home and cut them there in the woodpile....trucks, mountains, chainsaws, always a great time!
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I don't consider my truck an off-roader, but last week I had to get up and down a steep "driveway" down to a lake which was really more like a cleared trail in the woods
I just put it in 1st gear and let the engine do the braking on the way down
on the way up I put it in 1st and engaged the front hubs and it just pulled itself up that mess without altering revs
love these trucks; I gave an off-road logging truck a couple of short blasts from my air horn and he saluted
I just put it in 1st gear and let the engine do the braking on the way down
on the way up I put it in 1st and engaged the front hubs and it just pulled itself up that mess without altering revs
love these trucks; I gave an off-road logging truck a couple of short blasts from my air horn and he saluted
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More camping and summer fun....
Went to the City of Rocks in Eastern Idaho this weekend....what a strange, amazing place. The rocks are awesome there, and was a great time. Set my tent up on the flatbed, worked great, nice and solid...and flat....I recommend going there if your in the area. My buddy has a Sprinter van all set up for camping too, pretty cool vans....Happy trails.....
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