how much have you hauled....

[BamaSixGun]

the most i ever weighed in at was 24,060. that was hauling a 106,000 Hummer H1 and a toyota sienna mini-van.

sorry, lost the pics.

but here are some pics with some very expensive mercedes benz on the trailer in the first pic, plus some other various cars & trucks i have hauled.

 

[Mike]

No, It is a Gleaner E with a 3rn corn head and a 10ft bean head. Not sure what it weighs, but I was at DOT max height.

LM

Thats an antique! Ive done more than a few rounds on an IH combine from that era.

 

[lazermule]

Yes it is old, I only farm 40 acres so it is a perfect size. I usually hire out a bit with it picking 120 or so acres more for a buddy who does 700+ acres.

The old gal is in near perfect shape and has very low hours. I bought it off of a rather large farm in southern MN. I cant really figure out why they had a machine that small, because they must not have used it much. Test Plots?? I don't know...

I pulled it 125 miles to my place and managed to get about 14 mpg. Not sure what it weighs, but I'd guess around 12K plus the grain head at another 1K and the trailer at 6700#, I was dragging darn near 20K that day. So would the troopers have hung me for that?

LM

 

[Mike]

My dad farms 2500 acres just a hair west of you.

 

[hugeredford]

520 bushels of corn plus the 7000 pound wagon and 7000 pound truck about 43000lbs 4 low is amazing and guess what now i need a clutch. imagine that

 

[Captain Morgan]

2001 f-350 with dual air bags (2per side on back axle) 7.3 powerchoke with moded computer 6spd with 4.11 rear. with custom made service body. Loaded with tooling for track repair and a track pin press. truck weighed 23,900 then attached a 40' kountry aire fifth wheel on a gn adapter weighing at 16K due to being loaded with the parts for the D8 dozer needing the repair. wife wasnt happy at all. that totals just under 40K. alot of weight for the poor powerchoke diesel but it did a great job. Got pics somewhere, i'll find them.

 

[4x4TruckinGirl]

Well.... I used to haul OTR, but now not as much :-( anyways... heres a few photos.... Any trailer, any size, you name it, its been hauled Fixin' to do a loaded trip with an 06 F350 crew cab dually and 53ft enclosed gooseneck from Florida, to NY then Arizona and back can't wait!

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that one was probly one of the lousiest runs... the car up front was an INOP, and the F150 we were told was supposed to be a lil' ford run around car, so figured put the inop all the way forward small car on the back we'd be set... NOT.... oh well, swayed like a son of a *****....

 

[joe_diesel]

Until recently i hauled 8,300 pounds daily with a 20 foot box...total pounds of truck me, two guys and fuel was around 15,800.

The most in the bed, no trailer, was about 3,000 pounds. Both numbers are from scales at a sand a gravel company.

Not real high but, high enough to have very poor milage.

 

[BENZIN]

I pulled with my 89 1/2 ton dodge 4x4 10000+ pounds or so I was told by a farmer so whatever a fullsize haybailer weigh at I pulled

 

[Snowdiver]

I put a blue tarp in my bed and FILLED it with concrete. I then drove around my house and laid two slabs. The redimix driver was amazed and said he was going to tell everyone back at the plant.

 

[MMeier]

Moved an old nasty boom truck for a neighbor down the street out to Pahrump when the county gave him crap about it. Scaled out at a shade over 33k, still did 60 MPH up and over the pass west of town here! Been real close to that several times with other stuff on the GN. Tagged at 34,200#in 12 western states.

 

[PackRat]

I was helping out a friend during wheat harvest, about 15ish years ago. The front drive axle track bar broke on his Binder twin-screw. We transfered all but about 20 bushel onto his uncle's C6500, with an 8k drag axle.

All the way to town, I was cussing that dirty-dead-head-gutless-wonder 366......until I crossed the scales at 54k.

The 5 miles from town to the bins semed like it could have been 500.

I'd bet $5 he still has the scale ticket to prove it.

 

[shorthair]

I won't claim to have "hauled" this load but I did once only hooked a chain to 7 loaded rail cars & pulled them about 250' figured out the weight at 1.3 million pounds, was nice that steel wheels roll easy on a level track.

 

[Goofyexponent]

I haven't hauled this with a pickup, But with a tandem L9000....Registered max weight was 26000 KGS with a 500 KG tolerance per axle....which brings my total allowable to 27500kgs...

I hauled a load 34630 kgs..76186 LBS...of hot asphalt. My tare that day was 11530kgs, so I had 23.1 metric tons on board.

I AM the reason for DOT! Sorry guys

 

[BENZIN]

11240 gross with a 08 dodge dakota qc v6 the best part I just got the trailer .