Photo of my V10 F250 towing a diesel!
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Photo of my V10 F250 towing a diesel!
Well....at least the only kind of diesel that's going to be seen with my name on the title!
Though the photos looked good so I wanted to share them. My new JD 3220 & 5ft loader I picked up last week. Enough power and weight to handle anything I need to do and it's still small enough to tow around easily when I have to.
That's my 3yr old son on there. He's been on it more than me-I've have to pry him off of it crying every night to go inside since we bought it home! What can I say? He's got good taste-likes Fords and JDs!
Though the photos looked good so I wanted to share them. My new JD 3220 & 5ft loader I picked up last week. Enough power and weight to handle anything I need to do and it's still small enough to tow around easily when I have to.
That's my 3yr old son on there. He's been on it more than me-I've have to pry him off of it crying every night to go inside since we bought it home! What can I say? He's got good taste-likes Fords and JDs!
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Thanks for the nice remarks guys.
NoMo: I never thought about a Holland being the same color as my F250 but you're right!
Monsta, the truck is really not sitting as low as it looks in that photo. I noticed it looked that way too. It was actually parked on a slightly uneven grade and it makes it look that way. On flat pavement it's actually pretty level. The way to tell is by how much space is still left in the wheelwell above the rear tire. There was a good 1 or 2 inches left until the rear leafs contacted the bumpstops.
This tractor/loader only weighs about 3800lbs plus 1900 for the trailer. With this light of a load I really like to have the extra weight in front of the trailer's axles to prevent sway and level the truck out. Plus the loader rests against the front of the trailer rails and is less likely to slide forward if I have to stop hard. (I've learned that type of stuff the hard way! )
NoMo: I never thought about a Holland being the same color as my F250 but you're right!
Monsta, the truck is really not sitting as low as it looks in that photo. I noticed it looked that way too. It was actually parked on a slightly uneven grade and it makes it look that way. On flat pavement it's actually pretty level. The way to tell is by how much space is still left in the wheelwell above the rear tire. There was a good 1 or 2 inches left until the rear leafs contacted the bumpstops.
This tractor/loader only weighs about 3800lbs plus 1900 for the trailer. With this light of a load I really like to have the extra weight in front of the trailer's axles to prevent sway and level the truck out. Plus the loader rests against the front of the trailer rails and is less likely to slide forward if I have to stop hard. (I've learned that type of stuff the hard way! )
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Are you ever going get to use your new tractor an loader. Your son looks like hes glued to that seat. I remember getting on my Dads tractor for the first time when I was young. What a thrill. I just love that color on your truck. Sonic blue. Problem is I cant get that on a superduty anymore. That tractor an loader looks like a great combo. Id sure like to have that myself.
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MountainHound, Great looking vehicles and your little guy is never going to be happy with only a Tonka Toy now that he has had the feel of Dad's real machine. My own 2 kids are 20 and 17 but it seems like yesterday they were the same age as your boy. That is such a special time for kids and it great to see another Dad enjoying his family. Take care and best of luck, Wrench.
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Originally Posted by 88svt
Wait til JR. gets his hands on the keys for that machine, that nice lawn just aint gonna look the same. Good luck with it!
I better go see where he's at!!
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Originally Posted by MountainHound
This tractor/loader only weighs about 3800lbs plus 1900 for the trailer. With this light of a load I really like to have the extra weight in front of the trailer's axles to prevent sway and level the truck out. Plus the loader rests against the front of the trailer rails and is less likely to slide forward if I have to stop hard. (I've learned that type of stuff the hard way! )
I could never own one of those. My yard would end up being one big hole...
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