Sled deck on 1/2 ton?
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plio7
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Only time I've loaded it like that but it handled it well
skegpro
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Who would ever buy an F-250?
I just can't understand that logic.
Short the $1000 to upgrade to the F-350...lol
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skegpro
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Street legal ?
skegpro
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Correct, four.
Apparently the bottom deck slides into upper deck so you can still pull a fifth wheel.
skegpro
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Not sure if its legal, but looks retarded.
skegpro
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Its on its way from Oregon to Revelstoke today, keep an eye out for it.
I imagine the dot will have a hay day with it.
Pretty hard to miss that rig!
skegpro
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Its a gosh darn unicorn.
Take some close up pictures for me I wanna build one for my 1/2ton.
Shredder
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So in an accident everything just yard sales all over the place; and any sudden moose dodging gets exciting right away. Sure why the he// not.
For the four sled rack: I like the concept. If the machines are properly secured, and I bet they are, and the axle weights are at least close to manufacturers rated capacity, then good to go.
I drove car car carriers for years. Always had one on the roof. How is this different, other than in scale?
Honestly, all this talk of axle ratings, there's at least half the participants out there that would be better off with an overloaded pickup than pulling any kind of a trailer. When conditions are great for snowmobiling, they're often lousy for driving. A few hundred pounds overweight in a half ton is better than pulling a trailer along snow packed, rutted driving lanes.
I drove car car carriers for years. Always had one on the roof. How is this different, other than in scale?
Honestly, all this talk of axle ratings, there's at least half the participants out there that would be better off with an overloaded pickup than pulling any kind of a trailer. When conditions are great for snowmobiling, they're often lousy for driving. A few hundred pounds overweight in a half ton is better than pulling a trailer along snow packed, rutted driving lanes.
doorfx
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Look it up in the ford website SC not crew cab. Look at my post earlier in the thread.
johnsmithnf
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Ain't no F150, but I hope my deck and sled don't damage the axle. I plan on the air bags next week and the white okleys are already ordered off amazon
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Rbrduk
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skegpro
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They made it to revy.
Added a 5th sled lol.
Why did I ever buy an enclosed trailer. Fail.
tex78
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Sure don't look like anywhere in revy
Not a snow flake anywhere
I call b.s by the pics
Not a snow flake anywhere
I call b.s by the pics
skegpro
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Just a possibility but they may have taken the pictures along the way
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