Anyone have any pics of their V10 in action. I just updated my gallery with the horse trailer that keeps my truck earnin' it's keep. Fully loaded with horse and tack it tops 9,000lbs. Tomorrow I'll be hauling 2 horses up north, just over 10,000 on this haul.

Let's see the pics fellas.

 

This is not the greatest pic, but here I was moving my '73 F250 welding rig onto the site where I am building my new home (steel frame). I have the welding rig, Ibeam, C-Purlin, etc. It was not all that the V10 could haul, but it knew it was back there.

 

This is my work truck, it runs 9K plus all the time. The trailer in the background is just one of the ones that I pull with it. 76K and still running strong and making money.

Denny

 

Note: Not necessarily "earning its keep" but...
Pulling 5th wheel (GVWR of 10,000 lbs):
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/jamiem...ucknCamper.jpg

 

My work truck pays for the Play Truck and toys.

 

Darn great thread guys!!

 

Actually that's exactly what I was going for. It earns the gas it eats by pulling what we want it to. Great pics guys, keep'em coming.

I always wanted to see a V10 pulling a 5ver. To those who do, how does the V10 take it?

Thought to actually post a pic


David

 

Here ya go. Here is our V10 (in an Excursion), pulling our 34', 8200 lb Citation trailer. V10 definitely knows its there, but it will pull this thing at whatever speed I want, both in mountains and flatlands.

Will

 

Here's another with my front end loader. Gotta get some having fun...

 

With the 4.30 gears the V10 pull my 5ver all 15K of it with ease, 80% of the time on the highway in OD with no problem. In the mountians just go down a gear or two and wind it up and let it go. I average between 8 and 9 pulling at 60 to 65. Best motor I have ever owned hands down , plus it's quiet that makes it easier to sneak up on the oil burners.

Denny

 

Cool, in your state you can pull a trailer behind a trailer. Gotta be a bearcat to back up though, yuk, yuk, what do you do if you come into a state that doesn't allow your configuration ? Or has it ever happened ? (cool photo by the way, thanks) Ken

 

When I pull the boat I preplan the trip, If the state doesn't allow it I don't pull there. I tryed to back up one time, it works but not to great, its like backing up a snake. I have a 50 gal aux tank of fuel so most of the time its none stop to were I am going, if I do have to stop size matters not price. I've been doing it for 15 years so I have it down to a science. The only thing that has changed is the trailers are bigger and the boat is smaller

Denny

 

Im in.....

 

Nice a monster pulling a monster . . . I love it. I musta posted mine wrong. All I can see is a square. Monsta can you help me???

 

That a good lookin Super pulling a good lookin bronco - nic set-up!!!!