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okay since some of you have known me since the creation of this site, you have seen me trash my s-10 and then get a 4 runner and then just skip straight to a buggy and actually compete in rockcrawling.

well i also, went thru 2 rv's and 2 tow rigs and different setups trying to find the perfect balcance or setup for my trips of camping in the desert and towing up mountains.

well now i need to tow 2 rigs and a toy hauler for next year. so i got this.

Does the trailer look like your sig line? You do like Space Blue Metallic trucks, don't you

That should do the job. What engine/trans?

Ohh man...poor cars... Make sure you've got good insurance in case you run over a few.

ya i know. anthoer bule vehicle. its like my 4th. and it matches my blue house

its got 640k miles. 550 CAT and Eaton 10 speed. oh yeah! i cant wait to tow up the grade doing 70mph like its nothing.

a2b wrote:...its got 640k miles. 550 CAT and Eaton 10 speed. oh yeah! i cant wait to tow up the grade doing 70mph like its nothing.

Keep an eye on the nitrate levels in the coolant and add additive as needed annually to prevent electrolysis from pitting the cylinders. I like Delo 400 15/40w engine oil. Using it you should see the million mile mark. That sounds like way more kitty than you need. Guess no propane injection will be needed

I went in and got my Chauffeurs license on my 18th birthday and hold a CDL to this day. Did you have any trouble testing?

What ever you do ...do NOT take up any long haul trucking! It is a good living for some, but the fastest way to end a family. This comes as advice from a good friend in the business. I did drive a short time for Kraft and Coca-Cola via a private contractor. That is a single man's job. Good experience and fun way to see the country.

Enjoy it Heck of a way to get a truck with a built in compressor and "on board air" though

Does it have a good sized sleeper, or do you have to build one?

good advice. here is the rest of the pics.


http://www.thebestbuddies.com/pic/semi/

Looks really good

One more suggestion: Use a "slick disc" on the fifth wheel. Grease gathers too much dirt and eats away the plate.

Send pics when you get the lift installed.

04crewvt wrote:Send pics when you get the lift installed.

I still got the Class B CDL.

a2b wrote: ya i know. anthoer bule vehicle. its like my 4th. and it matches my blue house

its got 640k miles. 550 CAT and Eaton 10 speed. oh yeah! i cant wait to tow up the grade doing 70mph like its nothing.

Geez Hobie, what are you planing on hauling, heavy equipment? Do I here triple digits?.....ya I can see you doing 70mph over the grapevine passing four wheelers all the way! Nice tractor and one hell of a motor you got under that hood.

Steve2003 wrote:

a2b wrote:ya I can see you doing 70mph over the grapevine passing four wheelers all the way! .

you forgot about the part where i am laughing the whole way

Hobie, none of those links you posted are working. Dag nabbit.

On another subject, how did it go with that internship thing with blue torch fab go? You work'n for them now???

paul, it went great. i learned a ton but i havent been able to put alot of the knowledge to good use. i learned how to build linked suspensions for crawlers and for race trucks. and i learned a ton of other fab tricks.

i did go over to someone's house the other day, and i built a custom front crossmember and hangers. when i was done, no one could believe how good it turned out. they said that it was as good as any other weldiing that they had seen done before

So what are you gonna haul all the stuff in? A flatbed trailer? 5th Wheel toyhauler?

Now I see the pic. Sweet. Now ya need a Kenworth or Peterbilt with a nice sleeper.