Have not tested for leaks, plan on doing that tomorrow and mounting tanks under trailer.
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Testing tanks for leaks this week.
Just need to add the drain & vent fittings. Tanks fit nicely under trailer and don't hang down below lowest point of trailer.
Just need to add the drain & vent fittings. Tanks fit nicely under trailer and don't hang down below lowest point of trailer.
Land Speeder
InstaH8R
Bodean
Hot Damn
Can't wait to weigh that thing loaded down!
It won't matter. That bad azz F-twofiddy can pull it.
somebody gonna need a F350 or 450 or 550.....
s*** son, just get him some 19.5's and he will be just fine.....
Sorry, that's true.
I remember when Tom Pennington did that to his Dodge. He had a HUGE Lance camper setup on a single wheel truck and the tires really upped his load rating on that truck. I never have done the math on it, but I remember he did.
I remember when Tom Pennington did that to his Dodge. He had a HUGE Lance camper setup on a single wheel truck and the tires really upped his load rating on that truck. I never have done the math on it, but I remember he did.
Won't 19.5s have a higher load rating than 20s in most cases, since the 19.5s are primarily found on larger than one-ton vehicles?
22.5s would require adapters or high dollar rims, correct?
22.5s would require adapters or high dollar rims, correct?
Correct answer from the engineer. 19.5" tires will have higher weight capacity tires than any even numbered sized rims. Ride quality unloaded will suck, but you'll get over 100K miles on a set of tires.
How much do they cost?
Not if you find some 19.5 take-offs from a F450. Granted, these I have found are dually, and I'll doubt you'll find SRW rims.
Gotta get a dually, JRob!
F-450 Wheels