Pictures of Rigs & Trailers
09-02-2005, 09:27 AM
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I don't find any "img" box in my reply screen. I have "title" and "message". I would like to link to my photo in the gallery, I have copied the address, but I can't see a way to bring it over here.
09-02-2005, 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Bonshawman
I don't find any "img" box in my reply screen. I have "title" and "message". I would like to link to my photo in the gallery, I have copied the address, but I can't see a way to bring it over here.
icon on the "Reply to Thread" page just above where you are typing your post reply. It produces a pop-up window where you can insert the url address.
09-02-2005, 11:45 AM
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I had the same problem. I figured it out. Nobody will actually tell you what you need to do. So here it is:
Post your pictures into your gallery.
After it is posted go to your gallery
select your picture
SCROLL TO the BOTTOM OF THE PAGE
You will see a URL box with /IMG at the begining
Copy that URL (highlight using a mouse drag, then press [ctrl] c).
Paste the URL into your message (press [ctrl] v) when you need to.
Tada!
To view it, use the preview button, or simply post it. I hope this helps
Post your pictures into your gallery.
After it is posted go to your gallery
select your picture
SCROLL TO the BOTTOM OF THE PAGE
You will see a URL box with /IMG at the begining
Copy that URL (highlight using a mouse drag, then press [ctrl] c).
Paste the URL into your message (press [ctrl] v) when you need to.
Tada!
To view it, use the preview button, or simply post it. I hope this helps
09-02-2005, 02:07 PM
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Well boys I'm headed to take the jeep up to wheel so I'll take some pics of the whole set up, conneced, unlike the one in my gallery. Is it alright with everyone if it's not of a 5ver? I'll say at least some day I want a 5ver, but I gotta get married first then con her into buyin one 
09-04-2005, 03:01 AM
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Originally Posted by y22man
What my brother tows for fun,
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Is that really legal to pull that much weight? You must be over the legal limit for that truck. Have you every measured how long it would be with both those trailers? I just can't see it being legal. Im surprised you can even make turns in a normal neighborhood. Anyway that must make you nervous when pulling that much... It looks great though!
09-05-2005, 12:31 PM
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Took Some Work to Get a 27 Year Old 5th Wheel to set Level Behind a 2000 RAM 4X4
Axelectomy From Passenger Side
Axelectomy From Driver Side
Welding on Spring Block to Set the Spring on Top of Axel.
Raised 5th Wheel 6"s Enough to Set Level.
09-05-2005, 06:16 PM
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Heres One Of My Trailers
Here is a few shots of the new truck after getting home from a good weekend of camping over labor day truck pulls like no other hardly new it was back there not saying that it is a horribly heavy trailer but with my old truck it was like pulling a semi trailer with a toyota sr5
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09-06-2005, 09:52 PM
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The antenna mast Supports a Antenna for a Wireless High-speed Internet service that is Run by some good friends. They let me use their Lot to do the Axel work. They own a 1983 (Chevy) Diesel Motor-home and we exchange Labor, after all what are Friends for? The Guy Welding is also a Camping friend who is a Union Pipe fitter with a Power Stroke and a 5th wheel. They all have Dodge Envy.Ha Ha Ha Ha
09-07-2005, 09:30 AM
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Originally Posted by offroad725
Is that really legal to pull that much weight? You must be over the legal limit for that truck. Have you every measured how long it would be with both those trailers? I just can't see it being legal. Im surprised you can even make turns in a normal neighborhood. Anyway that must make you nervous when pulling that much... It looks great though!
09-07-2005, 06:19 PM
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18-29k should not be a problem. I have wheiged that once this year on a trip to Colorado. I had 6 people in the truck and a 24 foot enclosed trailer with 6 utility machines and all the gear we needed to survive a week in the mountains. We wet across the scale at the local elevator on the way out and we where rite over 19000#. Pulled it great threw the mountains. Went west out of Denver and climbed up to the continental divide at 75-80 mph in 5th gear and down the back side at about 35-40 in 4th gear. i would not wory abought beeing 4 inches over length. If it realy bothers him he could shorten the toung a little. It does look odd though seeing that big of a trailer behind a camper.