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Re: Doom and Gloom of pulling
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Posted by old on November 01, 2006 at 06:30:53 from (4.244.90.71):
In Reply to: Doom and Gloom of pulling posted by Mike CA on October 31, 2006 at 22:20:49:
As long as you do a few little thing to your truck you should be fine. I run a 1980 Chev heavy half to haul all my tractors. Now its not stock any longer as in I have added extra springs, its now a flat bed instewad of the normal bed. I also have a brake controler in it which you WILL need to have. Theres thing you can do to yours to beef it up and be ok just do your homework and don't ever get in a hurry when hauling a tractor and remember to stay back twice as far as normal from the guy in front of you
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