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Picture of my new truck

nice, what year is it???? i drive a 2006 international single screw with a 2006 Fontane-45footer, with a moffett on the back. it's fun drivin that sucker threw neighborhoods all day. nice rig though.

wait, i just noticed, your not talking about the toyota on top are you??? HAHA
 
No not the toyota. It's brand new 2007 Sterling / Boydstun screw drive all wheel straps no more chains.
 
whats its 0-60 time? thing looks wicked fast!:haha:

perfect tow rig!
 
1987Blazer said:
all wheel straps no more chains.

is that going to make loading and unloading easier? where do you store the straps when you are not using them? the guys that deliver to my store seem to unload pretty quickly with chains. is the fact that all the vehicles you are hauling will have an unloaded suspension going to have any effect on the way it pulls?
 
so you gonna drive around the country picking up ck5'ers and take us all to a secluded trail? i'd pitch in on fuel. i'm good for it lmao
 
gmc4cw said:
is that going to make loading and unloading easier? where do you store the straps when you are not using them? the guys that deliver to my store seem to unload pretty quickly with chains. is the fact that all the vehicles you are hauling will have an unloaded suspension going to have any effect on the way it pulls?

Well so far It is taking me a lot longer to load and unload. There a few reasons behind the straps It is suppost to be easier on the shoulders and back. All the decks come down lower so the driver can stand on the ground and tie the units down (less slip and fall injurys). They keep telling us that all new cars will be hauled with straps Toyota/ GM are saying by 2008. I guess it saves them $ on punching holes in the frame for the chain tie downs. The straps are set up like the chain style there is a ratchet with the strap attached to it.
 
Randy92782 said:
so you gonna drive around the country picking up ck5'ers and take us all to a secluded trail? i'd pitch in on fuel. i'm good for it lmao

Don't know how many I could fit on with all the wide / fat tires everyone runs. plus at 5.8 mpg it would get a little pricey.
 
Jishory said:
damn i like those holes in the frame when im hauling trucks

Trucks will have them for a while yet. Just think if you set up your trailer right with straps you wont need to get under a truck to put a hook in it. You won't even get dirty putting a truck you trailer.
 
speaking of chains, i saw a driver the other day who had ALL new vettes on his rig, and the top rear car had chains holdin her down, well the chains were dangling, and scratching the fuCk out of the car below it (another vette) the rear window was also busted out.

needless to say, he didn't have his ears on, so i couldn't let him know.


also, i saw a soft top fly off a wrangler on a hauler the other day. anything like that ever happen to you?
 
Besides the occasional chain that comes loose not really. When I was hauling used cars I had a bed liner turn inside out:doah:
 
scratch and dent sale on vette isle 5 . limited time offer get it before its completly trashed. :haha:

that sucks for both the driver and the person who ordered the vette as thay need to wait longer now.
 
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