A reputation point gives you green beans.

Next to the post count, #151 for this post, is a red heart. If you push it you click the approve bullet(by default it is already selected), and leave a comment as to why the post deserved a rep point. I repped ya for this thread yesterday or the day before. After 100 rep points, you get another green bean. They are under your post count. Right now you are setting at 111 under your join date on the right side of the post.

Go to the User CP (control Panel) and you will see all of the people that repped ya and give you a rep total.

Hope that helps ya.LOL

 

Haha alright, ya you said you were gona rep me for that comment. I didnt know if that was good or bad!! Now i know thanks for the info.

 

Yea, it was good.LOL

 

That is the best thing I've heard all night!!!

 

Diesel Dirk, that is quite the train your pullin. How does all that feel behind ya?

 

Diesel_Dirk, thats a sweet setup haha. nice rig too

 

nice rig. i bet the turns with this setup can be tricky.

 

finally figured it out
gotta love northern winters!

 

Justin, Nice to see it workin, getting dirty.

Now we need one of it all cleaned up.

 

its almost a lost cause cleanin trucks that go through northern winters haha, every time i clean it i find a new chip or rust spec or somethin. leaving it dirty causes less heart ache lol, specialy w the dang salt ny uses. i have no idea on how Wisconsin is.

 

I know what ya mean. Sometimes it is better to leave it dirty.LOL

 

Ya I agree with leaving it dirty is easier on you. I've got a chip in my passenger door at the bottom that I'm going to have to have fixed after the salt is done destroying my truck at the end of the season.

 

OUCH! That sucks.

 

Thanks guys.

Going forwards is easy. Seriously, straight ahead it pull real well, as long as the Toyota is balanced properly on the trailer. It wags a bit when loaded a little to far back.
Corners well also, because of the rear swing of the 5th wheel, the car trailer actually tracks outside out the 5th wheels track. So as long as the camper makes it, its all good.

And the PSD sure pulls it alot better than my old '87 with a 6.9 IDI.
Next step is a dually rear.