This past summer. Hauling my sons F150 4X4. The ol F250 pulled it just fine.

 

Wow,
I am HIGHLY impressed by your truck...
If you clean up those rv's as well as your truck they will be show stoppers !!!

Congrats on a beautiful truck !
I think that's not the nicest OLDER truck I've seen, but the nicest truck I've seen on here !!! kudo's !

But I'm SURE it would look better in my driveway
(Can you come detail mine now ?!? )

 

Not towing but packing around.

 

Now that picture needs some 'Splainin' friend!!!

Howz that work?

 

Oh, you mean the 5er hooked into the engine compartment or the unicycle seat? sticking out of the snow ?

I got the sled slide

 

LOL....

Never have seen a rack like that on the back of the truck...

 

Ok here ya go. Truck is not eating 5th wheel. Hood is up because it sat all weekend while I was working and I had the battery tender hooked up. The thing sticking out of the snow is a broom. Used of course for removing snow from objects when it snows.

The yellowy thing is my portable garage. It lovingly houses my Bronco.

How's that for some splanin.

 

Quite a few here. Simpler than pulling around a trailer.

 

Seems like a pain to load and unload.

Also it kind of eliminates use of the bed, right?

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Yes it does take up the bed. Can still store stuff under the deck though. Loading and unloading takes a bit of practice. It has an 8' ramp that slides under the deck.

 

 

Do you use a electric winch to load sleds.

 

If this was directed at me we use neither. My ramp has some pretty good lugs going up the middle. I try to get the track of the sled set on those then try to walk it up. I have thought of setting up a winch but have not as of yet.

Loading does bring the pucker factor into the game. Hopefully I get a little more comfortable with it.

 

Those sled decks are extremely common, and as far as I know, the most common way to load it is to just drive it up.

 

Squeeze the butt cheeks together and up the ramps. I have an 8' ramp and it's still pretty steep.