i already spot the push plates there for 150$ right now.
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Careful, I may just take you up on that. I have a one ton and an 18' flatbed. I have driven to Phoenix to pick up a truck before. LOL My buddy bought it off of ebay, we just made a road trip out of it. LOL So I would not mind meeting you halfway and of course compensating you. Just so you know, my truck is a 93 F250, it is either going on that or a 96 F350. I do believe the frames are the same.
THANKS!
THANKS!
Unless I have a catastrophic truck issue I will be driving out with my truck. So if you find something up this way I can check it out, I only would ask that you cover the cost of fuel to pick up the plow if needed. (And obviously the price of the plow... I aint loaded!
) Uncle Henry's is a pretty good site to find stuff up here, (better than craigslist, but I'm sure it has some deals, too.)
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Uncle Henrys? and of COURSE I would make it right with you. LOL I wouldn't expect you to do nothing for me for free. LOL I sure do appreciate the offer though. I will start looking now. But, if it is a WHOLE truck do you have a trailer? I would obviously send you the money first.
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Uncle Henrys? and of COURSE I would make it right with you. LOL I wouldn't expect you to do nothing for me for free. LOL I sure do appreciate the offer though. I will start looking now. But, if it is a WHOLE truck do you have a trailer? I would obviously send you the money first.
Unfortunately, nothing big enough to haul a vehicle on, just a small utility flatbed and boat trailers.
But if it was just the plow/plates, It would fit in the bed alright, just have to leave the tailgate down and strap it in. No biggie.
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Unfortunately, nothing big enough to haul a vehicle on, just a small utility flatbed and boat trailers. But It would fit in the bed alright, just have to leave the tailgate down and strap it in. No biggie.
Unfortunately, nothing big enough to haul a vehicle on, just a small utility flatbed and boat trailers.
But It would fit in the bed alright, just have to leave the tailgate down and strap it in. No biggie.I wanna see that, you better take a pic of that and post it on here.....
I was referring to buying a WHOLE truck. LOL But just a plow would be perfect really! I thought you guys were referring to buying a complete truck then parting it out. LOL
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Yeah, I'm tired, lol. I knew what you meant, my reply just wasn't clear. It's almost 1am... but I have tomorrow and thurs off, and I get paid tomorrow.... so it should be a good day! If you do decide to get something up this way, just let me know, I'll give ya my phone number in an email or whatnot.
If we do this, the first round is on me! Hell F250 could join in anytime too! LOL I dont know where he is from though. He doesnt have is location posted.
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Damn...LOL Well hell fellas Maine is a drive for sure. I really do appreciate all or you help with this. You should renew your vows, that way the bro and his new wifey can come to you!
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plow:
Uncle Henry's
normally,id recommend at least the 8',but for you,there's no way i wouldn't go with a 7.5'
push plates:
Uncle Henry's
(funny,they don't look like mine though.hmmm.)
Uncle Henry's
normally,id recommend at least the 8',but for you,there's no way i wouldn't go with a 7.5'
push plates:
Uncle Henry's
(funny,they don't look like mine though.hmmm.)
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i wouldn't worry much really.
a lot of guys plow here with up to a foot or two at a time with the 7.5'
i think it'll serve you just fine for a few inches at a time.
the thing about the 7.5' is that when you angle,your gunna be running over the snow berm a bit.but when talking pushing snow 6" or less i sure wouldn't think twice.she's priced real nice man,and i doubt out there in OK,it would make any difference.
little less weight too.
a lot of guys plow here with up to a foot or two at a time with the 7.5'
i think it'll serve you just fine for a few inches at a time.
the thing about the 7.5' is that when you angle,your gunna be running over the snow berm a bit.but when talking pushing snow 6" or less i sure wouldn't think twice.she's priced real nice man,and i doubt out there in OK,it would make any difference.
little less weight too.
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i wouldn't worry much really.
a lot of guys plow here with up to a foot or two at a time with the 7.5'
i think it'll serve you just fine for a few inches at a time.
the thing about the 7.5' is that when you angle,your gunna be running over the snow berm a bit.but when talking pushing snow 6" or less i sure wouldn't think twice.she's priced real nice man,and i doubt out there in OK,it would make any difference.
little less weight too.
a lot of guys plow here with up to a foot or two at a time with the 7.5'
i think it'll serve you just fine for a few inches at a time.
the thing about the 7.5' is that when you angle,your gunna be running over the snow berm a bit.but when talking pushing snow 6" or less i sure wouldn't think twice.she's priced real nice man,and i doubt out there in OK,it would make any difference.
little less weight too.
