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Why do you say not to inflate them to 50psi? I ran them at 50 on my Tampa trip, loaded heavy on the way down doing 60mph the whole way, and doing 75mph empty on the way home.

Glad to hear you made it home, :)

Making the trip this coming Sat. Apr 13th.

It was the whole rear suspension and axles out of a 5 ton and 10 tires.

You were to quick with that crane, Mahala barely had the straps off before you were plucking parts like a kid at one of those claw games where you try to get a teddy bear or something, lol!!!

Lunch was good, we're headed home.

We made it, everything is unloaded, gonna grab a bite to eat. FFH, If I don't hear anything back from you before I get done eating I'm headed back north.

I should be down there sometime between noon and 2, I'll know better the closer I get, I'll haul it for $1 a mile so the closer it is the cheaper it will be. From Ft. Denaud it is 531 miles to my house according to google maps.

Can he get it to Pctrans place?

Is there any way it can be brought to pctrans place? That is where I'm headed and he can lift it.

I need to know if I can haul it first, I'm pulling a M1102 so if it's over the payload I can't do it.

Is it in a can? Where is Av8ors place? Can they lift it into my trailer?

Let's just try to get you loaded up when you bring the trailer, cause honestly my gut feeling tells me that I wouldn't be comfortable hauling that, that far.

Bump for the afternoon crowd.

bump for the morning crowd.

I know this is kinda short notice but I'm making a trip to the Tampa Fl. area this Sunday April 7th, I don't have a whole lot of room for the trip down but will be empty on the trip back, I'm hauling a M1102 behind my Dodge Ram 2500, to give you an idea of how much room is available. Keep in...

Yep, at least that's what I found when I did a quick search.

Making our first trip this Saturday, anybody need anything transported?

From the quick google search I just did, the M1070 can haul 10,000 more pounds(140,000) than the M920, but is about 15mph slower.

I'm proud to say I help keep them in the air!