Overkill for my 40? Actually its only stlightly more expensive than the 9.5 which is why im getting it. Plus, why walk when you can run. Anyone running one yet? Id like to hear how bad this thing may toss my 40 when im pulling on something heavier.
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Hmmm... I'd be concerned about the size, how much bigger and heavier is it than the 9.5?
Also, watch not to mess up your frame (is it in good shape?) if you try pulling a dumptruck out of a ditch or something. As burly as they are, 40's are still "light" trucks. Maybe this would be a good excuse to get a Unimog.
Also, watch not to mess up your frame (is it in good shape?) if you try pulling a dumptruck out of a ditch or something. As burly as they are, 40's are still "light" trucks. Maybe this would be a good excuse to get a Unimog.
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Theres one for sale 30 minutes away from my house. Old one with a HUGE pto. Unfortunately its a 68 and probably worth the 10000 price tag.
Haha...good point. But i was more thinking like....welll....i dont rightly know. But if its anchored properly and grade 8 or higher hardware is used it should break the frame before it fails. And i follow the boyscout montra. Be ready for anything.
Haha...good point. But i was more thinking like....welll....i dont rightly know. But if its anchored properly and grade 8 or higher hardware is used it should break the frame before it fails. And i follow the boyscout montra. Be ready for anything.
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Thanks to woodys post im lookin at the hellroaring isolator/combiner and dual optimas.
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Dont really know why but I've never liked the looks of those. I like the low profiles better, plus it would look wierd behind my grill guard IMO.