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I laughed out loud on that one.Open windshield, close mouth, squint eyes,
hold breath, hammer down...
Inside jokes are one of the best things about a shared experience/interest, IMO...I laughed out loud on that one.
Only someone who owns a 5 ton would get that joke.
when we picked our truck up the driver seat cushions had been ate up and plenty of pooh around the cab. Sunglasses on pull up shirt over mouth and nose open all windows and flat footed the old girl on the highway.Open windshield, close mouth, squint eyes,
hold breath, hammer down...
To me keeping that weight up there makes it pull so much easier. I used to load dozers on the rear ontop of the metal risers but it doesnt pull well. My plan is to cut down the metal risers and make it flatLooks a little toung heavy. I usually load mine opposite with the boom forward when using a short equipment trailer like that.
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Best way is to get about 10-15% on the hitch. Any more than that stresses the components and reduces your steering ability on wet or loose surfaces. Hard to get a feel for that unless your using the same equipment every time though.To me keeping that weight up there makes it pull so much easier. I used to load dozers on the rear ontop of the metal risers but it doesnt pull well. My plan is to cut down the metal risers and make it flat
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Yea i plan to cut those risers off so it will be a flat trailer. Especially for when i carry a conex boxBest way is to get about 10-15% on the hitch. Any more than that stresses the components and reduces your steering ability on wet or loose surfaces. Hard to get a feel for that unless your using the same equipment every time though.
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Shoot, you could have loaded that on there with no ramps using the hydraulics and drive.Went and picked up a mini to demo out. All of the shop guys stood and watched me load it thinking it wasnt gonna climb the traier. It is a Link Belt 145 X3. Weighs around 31,000 with no blade. Was only a 4 mile trip. View attachment 666026
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Yea. Metal on metal sucks though.Shoot, you could have loaded that on there with no ramps using the hydraulics and drive.
https://youtu.be/aggptP6zw7Y
She looks like a plenty happy camper!View attachment 666160let the tiny one play in it.
She can't get enough of it. Soon as we go outside it's a dash for the truckShe looks like a plenty happy camper!
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