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My previous truck

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Rented a bobcat to redo a driveway

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New swing set/play structure for the kids

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Our boat

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puttin her to work!

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Picked up 42 square bales last weekend for the horses.

 

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Here's a couple of what I've towed

 

I have a few old M101 military trailers I use quite a bit

 

And then towing a Xterra to be loaded on a transport truck. ef6dc7e7195ac36384ddb6f7a4bd469d.jpg72360fd8b41f8d81bd51b29ec0b9239d.jpg

 

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My truck

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My parents'

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Looking good whiskey

 

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Looking good whiskey

 

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Thanks, dude! These HD's are towing beasts! :thumbs:

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Last 2 towing pics with the 6.0

 

Just grabbed a 6.6 and will post a towing pic next week

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My truck

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My parents'

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Nice !!!!

 

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I bought this Silverado 07 Z71 brand new I have a hundred ninety-nine thousand miles on it still running on original plugs and wires the only problem I have is throttle control sensor sending a ghost message so I could not use my auto start if I do it kills the battery otherwise runs great except for always having to put oil in it pan leaks like crazy had new seals put on it at the dealer still leaks it's a 5.3 liter89908a4816d38318a3f25e7926b6f1e0.jpg

 

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Last 2 towing pics with the 6.0

 

Just grabbed a 6.6 and will post a towing pic next week

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Nice !!!!

 

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Did you get a 3500? Because pulling a rig that size I would imagine your pin weight is up there.

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fixed link.

this is funny

 

 

I have a half ton welded into unknowns.

the manual does not help that fact.

 

Will get some pics.

My own version of a hitch (I do not like receivers on half tons)

all the while assuming wimpy truck, I went beyond another weight category. :)

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Did you get a 3500? Because pulling a rig that size I would imagine your pin weight is up there.

Pin is 1950 wet

 

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Pin is 1950 wet

 

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so tell us the difference in feel between the 6.0 vs 6.6.

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