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Re: How far have you driven a tractor home to save cost of trailering?
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Posted by boondockjones on April 02, 2002 at 16:11:46 from (152.163.195.178):
In Reply to: How far have you driven a tractor home to save cost of trailering? posted by boondockjones on April 01, 2002 at 15:19:56:
Thanks for the stories and tips. I really enjoyed reading them. I think a backroad tractor run for charity would be alot of fun, if well organized it could probably draw quite a croud and raise a decent amount of money. It would give guys/gals an excuse to get all the fluids in the old girls warmed up and show off a little too. I guess my own trailering issue is settled. We found a guy who will truck it on his tilt-bed for nothing. He owes us a favor, and we just found out he had the truck. I do think it would have been alot of fun to drive it. Like Ralph said it would be something father and son could do together and we would always think back on it fondly. Well, maybe the next one.
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