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Troy, I'm sure Jay was napping while driving home with that new fancy truck. It probably has auto steer.
Cory, did you get a newer truck? Did you buy Jay's so you could get the dependable iconic 7.3L?
I see in your picture also that you have a tag along trailer on the back of your camper. Is that legal on all roads in MN? Is there a length maximum for total length of trailer(s)? I've done that on mine when I had a snowmobile trailer hooked to it to carry kayaks. I think I might have been outside the 53' length but also double trailers are only allowed on certain roads I believe.
Happy June MN. Sounds like summer will be back for us starting today.
Morning Jim!
Originally Posted by wildstang
Cory, did you get a newer truck? Did you buy Jay's so you could get the dependable iconic 7.3L?
I see in your picture also that you have a tag along trailer on the back of your camper. Is that legal on all roads in MN? Is there a length maximum for total length of trailer(s)? I've done that on mine when I had a snowmobile trailer hooked to it to carry kayaks. I think I might have been outside the 53' length but also double trailers are only allowed on certain roads I believe.
It is legal on all roads here in MN. There is a total length limit of 70' in MN.
We took the Rhino out today for a couple hours today. It was pretty nice in the woods.
Heres a few pictures of the cover on the truck. It rolls up like a normal cover but you can also flip the front portion back to access a tool box (which I still need to get).
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