I was thinking the same thing Chris, the boat must be a car topper

 

As big as that monster is, he probably just throw's it in the back! hahahahaha!

I'd sure move if I saw that beast in my rear view!

 

With a diesel son.

 

^ Impressive.

 

looks like the CDL would be required to drive that thing lol...very impressive!

 

I've never seen anyone tow two trailers like that 'round these parts. It's like a mini Road-train!

 

Is that even legal?

 

depends on your state, in some yes, others no. Looking good, as always, snowseeker. Still love that 96 you sold, but the new rig aint too bad either.

 

agree, that 96 looks great. That clearcoat looks perfect. Was is detailed just before you sold it and that was the photo? Or did it always look that good?

 

Thanks for all the compliments!

The 96 was always kept like that, I take very good care of my nicer vehicles. I have beaters to DD and neglect. The guy that bought it was very impressed and happy with it. He mentioned he hardly ever goes on the internet so I doubt I'll ever see the truck again.

For the two trailer deal there are just a few rules for the trailers like the first trailer has to have brakes and be the heavier of the two trailers. They give you a permit and the way you go.

 

Snow, in Ontario you can only pull a boat (legally) behind a fifth wheel not a travel trailer.

 

i missed my chance on a sweet 93 f250 today... 351, zf5, the works. im so pissed

 

Louis you gotta get up early to get the deals............................................j/k

 

Yeah its different all over. When I was looking at the states that allow 2 trailers in the US there were only like 10 of them.


Here are the Wisconsin rules for two trailer permits: http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/busines...rms/mv2743.pdf

Number 11. gets me, pretty much you can pull two trailers with anything you want. So you can pull everything with a geo metro if you wish.

 

Wow, what ingenious group of people sat down & came up with with these rules, scarry..........