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Old 07-03-2014, 11:14 AM
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We have one of these and you can fit four cubs on it. We pull it with a '06 F-250 and it pulls great. Big 'ole rusty trailer sure makes people let you move over
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Old 07-03-2014, 11:55 AM
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FOUR is all!!???

Heck, Ya should be able to get 3 of 'em crossways on the front alone plus 2 more length ways between the wheels and maybe even one more Xways on the tail!!
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Old 07-03-2014, 01:03 PM
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FOUR is all!!???

Heck, Ya should be able to get 3 of 'em crossways on the front alone plus 2 more length ways between the wheels and maybe even one more Xways on the tail!!
More if you start stacking them.
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Old 07-03-2014, 01:12 PM
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We have one of these and you can fit four cubs on it. We pull it with a '06 F-250 and it pulls great. Big 'ole rusty trailer sure makes people let you move over
Why not put your pick-up on the trailer and pull it with the Cub?
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Old 07-03-2014, 02:22 PM
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what? my dads powerstroke is quieter than a gas truck and dont get me started on cummins, noisy pieces of crap you can here rattling themselves apart from across town.
Cummins is the best IMO..you never hear of people doing duramax or power stroke conversions do you....haha
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good eye yap it has A chevy tailgate
I have a '74 GMC restoration project with a 2 year only tailgate so I've trained my eyes to detect GM tailgates of the era from a mile away. I'm not above offering someone cash for their tailgate and removing it on the spot in a parking lot! I have 2 (a good one and an "ok" one) but if someone ever pounds it in the butt the tailgate is toast. Never hurts to have more spares!

Nice truck! I've always wanted your basic setup with a Cummins 6BT swap and a 5 speed. We had a 454 Suburban with the towing package, 3.73 gears, TH400, etc... Would pull a freaking house down but got like 7mpg.

So I think we've determined that the OP needs a new truck, powered by Cummins, and a tri-axle trailer.
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Old 07-04-2014, 05:05 PM
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Used my new 6x8 trailer for first time today to haul my new 70 and 100image.jpg
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you all are sad, there is only one way to haul cubs. here it is

I hope Russell and his wife made it home.

That's a Subaru.

1 number 1 tiller
2 O decks
1 O in parts including motor and tires
and all their camping gear

you guys and your trucks, takes a man and his wife from Utah to show you how to haul.
We did make it home. Just took it nice and slow. I still can't believe that we fit all that in our Subaru.
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That was incredible. Do you own a moving company? That exhibited some packing skills!
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That was incredible. Do you own a moving company? That exhibited some packing skills!
They did an awesome job, I bet he has crazy Tetris skills! haha

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