What did you put in your military trailer today? (1 Viewer)

[BC40]

garden tractor project...

 

[yzftaco]

Cut down a Xmas Tree

Past weekend, Went with the family for our annual Tree Cutting.

 

[USOffRoad]

Beautiful family, nice rig and a great tradition!

 

[Mark Harley]

Making family memories.

Awesome pictures.

 

[USOffRoad]

There's no place around here to cut trees... unless you want cedar. I'm sure we'll go pickup a tree with the trailer this week though. My boy turns 2 in January so this will be his first Christmas where I think he will enjoy it so will be fun for all this year.

 

[yzftaco]

Thanks guys! It was a fun day for sure. The little rug-rats specifically asked to take the 40 with the trailer. Boys after my own heart.

We're pretty lucky there's many, many farms here within an hours drive. Although one of these years I'd like to make it up into the Sierra's to cut down a tree.

Beautiful family, nice rig and a great tradition!

Making family memories.

Awesome pictures.

 

[USOffRoad]

Thanks guys! It was a fun day for sure. The little rug-rats specifically asked to take the 40 with the trailer. Boys after my own heart.

Rug Rats.. I call mine 'Yard Ape' or 'The Destructor'. He's all boy and I couldn't be more proud!

 

[Denverblake]

Kids nicknames

Yard Ape and the Destructor had be LoL. Great nicknames

 

[HJ61 12HT]

I got a load of wet firewood today, picture taken after I unloaded a bit…
It was heavy enough to make the springs arch the wrong way!

 

[area52]

I think I'm doing it wrong.

I put some timber and tools in it, but it won't hold much more.

 

[JohnB]

Juvenile redtail hawk.

 

[GLTHFJ60]

Two loads of stone and two loads of stringers. Stringers used to be a corduroy bridge and the stone replaced the bridge.

It was a ton of weight to pull through the trails!! Moonshine had to work hard to get that stone to where it was being dumped.

Where the stringers came from and where the stone was dropped:

 

[scrapdaddy]

Nice Job! The Military trailers are truly heavyduty. I have some and plan on building one for my 55.


Question: How do you like pulling one through the trails, as they are pretty wide? My Son uses one behind his Nissan, but doesn't go on trails.

 

[GLTHFJ60]

Nice Job! The Military trailers are truly heavyduty. I have some and plan on building one for my 55.


Question: How do you like pulling one through the trails, as they are pretty wide? My Son uses one behind his Nissan, but doesn't go on trails.

It's not bad at all on the trail!! My truck is pretty wide already, so the trailer doesn't add much. I didn't have to change my driving style at all for the trailer with it unloaded. Loaded with that stone was a different story though

 

[96Cruiser13]

It's not bad at all on the trail!! My truck is pretty wide already, so the trailer doesn't add much. I didn't have to change my driving style at all for the trailer with it unloaded. Loaded with that stone was a different story though

Should have snapped a pic of my LX pulling Moonshine!!! Haha

...via IH8MUD app

 

[astr]

How about another trailer

 

[spotcruiser]

I'm thinking that photo is not of Costa Rica?

How about another trailer

 

[astr]

I'm thinking that photo is not of Costa Rica?

I wish it was Costa Rica! Actually, Fort Drum, NY with lots of lake-effect snow.

 

[GLTHFJ60]

A "Land Cruisier one ton conversion kit", aka a dismantled K30 CUCV pickup.

Bottom layer:

Top layer:

 

[chill will]

Just a load of fire woodIMG]http://maps.google.com/maps/api/staticmap?center=41.245709,-73.009351&zoom=14&markers=41.245709,-73.009351&size=400x300&sensor=true[/IMG]