Towing home a Legend
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Towing home a Legend
Tomorrow morning I will be starting a 1500 mile round trip to go pick up my 1970 AM General M35A2 Deuce and a Half military truck. I think the 6.4 will be able to handle it pretty darn good. Long way to tow 20,000 lbs.
Here's hoping the diesel gods will be kind enough to give me good mileage and no problems.
And yes there will be plenty of pictures of her loaded down.
Here's hoping the diesel gods will be kind enough to give me good mileage and no problems.
And yes there will be plenty of pictures of her loaded down.
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As a military vehicle collector (mostly British armor), I use my F450 to haul all of my "toys." I had a gooseneck trailer built with 2 -12k disc brake axles, "G" range tires, solid steel deck, and a power dove-tail ramp installed. I look forward to seeing how you hauled your new toy as well.
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Made it back down to good ol' South Texas!!! And I have a new respect for the 6.4, this motor is awesome!!!
Here's some mileage numbers:
Fort Worth to San Antonio: 7.2 MPG
San Antonio to Home: 7.8
I think that's damn respectable considering I had over 20,000 lbs. going 65+MPH with a load over 12' high on a 40' trailer.
I'll be putting a lot of pictures up tonight after I get off of work.
Here's some mileage numbers:
Fort Worth to San Antonio: 7.2 MPG
San Antonio to Home: 7.8
I think that's damn respectable considering I had over 20,000 lbs. going 65+MPH with a load over 12' high on a 40' trailer.
I'll be putting a lot of pictures up tonight after I get off of work.
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Here's the pictures!!!
Loaded up in Tuttle, OK just before heading out.
Trying to find a place to sleep, ended up being a good photo op.
My Favorite Pic.
Extreme parallel parking at a hotel in Fort Worth. I don't know how the hell I got it to fit strait. There was a fire hydrant in front of the truck and a sign behind the trailer.
Picture from outside the bar I work at @3AM
Finally at my front gate.
Loaded up in Tuttle, OK just before heading out.
Trying to find a place to sleep, ended up being a good photo op.
My Favorite Pic.
Extreme parallel parking at a hotel in Fort Worth. I don't know how the hell I got it to fit strait. There was a fire hydrant in front of the truck and a sign behind the trailer.
Picture from outside the bar I work at @3AM
Finally at my front gate.