show your ram at work

[Cummins12V98]

My Son’s 15 3500 Limited AISIN towing a new 21k dump. He loves both and uses them to flip houses in DFW, TX area.

 

[endoscott]

Thats a bad-ass trailer!

 

[Cummins12V98]

Thats a bad-ass trailer!

He had two Big Tex 14k tow behinds stolen so he figured a gooseneck would not be stolen so easily.

Big loads!

 

[C M McCormick]

Getting ready to go camping.

 

[Rob S]

Getting ready to go camping.View attachment 125000

very cool outfit!

 

[C M McCormick]

Thanks, can,t believe the difference from from my 02. The 2nd gen was good for the day.

 

[Rob S]

Thanks, can,t believe the difference from from my 02. The 2nd gen was good for the day.

Right!
I was a life long Chevrolet Guy, I came to Ram from a 2006 VortexMax 4x4 that i bought new. It was a fine truck and I kept in great shape, and sold it for well above high blue book after I got the CTD Bug. One of my good customers bought a new 18 and brought it for some minor service and I really started looking at it, and all the changes in features and tech closely, and before I knew it I had to get one, plus the Ram is really HD...... That's my story

 

[fbuchynski]

Nothing fancy here. Just took a quick picture to add to the collection. The 1994 at work.
Thanks,
FB

 

[Ventoso]

... I don't wanna work...

Ram3500SunsetCrater

• Ventoso
• Nov 3, 2020

... No, I mean I really don't wanna work...

Ram2500Stars

• Ventoso
• Nov 3, 2020
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[Rob S]

My Son’s 15 3500 Limited AISIN towing a new 21k dump. He loves both and uses them to flip houses in DFW, TX area.
View attachment 124997

Super Trailer there!

 

[Cummins12V98]

Super Trailer there!

21k rated. He has gone over the scales at 28k combined

 

[RMCummins]

21k rated. He has gone over the scales at 28k combined

How much will it lift? I had 7.25 ton on my Lamar 16' gooseneck and had to use loader to lighten the load before it would lift to dump. Anything over 6.25 ton better be loaded to the rear to lift and dump. I amost bought that 21k PJ.

 

[NIsaacs]

How much will it lift? I had 7.25 ton on my Lamar 16' gooseneck and had to use loader to lighten the load before it would lift to dump. Anything over 6.25 ton better be loaded to the rear to lift and dump. I amost bought that 21k PJ.

I have had 8.3 ton on my PJ, it dumps no problem, same one as above, it is actually 22k. My 16', 16k Lamar, no dice. It works fine for my light weight driver

I have 20k miles on the Lamar and 12k miles on the PJ, the PJ, hands down, better trailer.

 

[NIsaacs]

My son is a slave driver, 4:41 AM with the whole crew and 4 trucks.

Note the aluminum wheels on all trucks. His 5500 was equipped with them so he couldn't stand it until he equipped them all He is proud of his fleet of Rams.

 

[Rob S]

Kind of a dinky load, I think I need a nice PJ GN dump trailer!

 

[NIsaacs]

On the road again for Tuba City, AZ. He has done several towers in the last 6 weeks for the Navajo's. He said the reservation sucks right now, everything is locked down at 3 pm, so they can't get any dinner.

I told him to fix the cab lights on the one truck

 

[Cummins12V98]

When we went back to visit I helped my Son with some of his flips and of course we had to get rid of the trash often. I have never been to such a HUUUGGGGGEEEE dump in my life as the Dallas Land Fill. That was 7,000# of lumber.

 

[endoscott]

Huh, you can't put an ad on Craiglist "free used lumber" and get someone to haul it away for ya? Its amazing what people will take. I had a rusty old dog run to get rid of and some guy came and got it same day and was glad to have it. Literally the only thing not taken on the barn/shop cleanout was a bolt on tub handle to help old people in and out of tub/shower. Few more years I might need it I guess. Had an old robins egg blue tub and toilet, guy took them to use in his rentals. Old doors, mouse chewed hammock, old fluorescent light fixtures, everything went.

 

[Cummins12V98]

One of his employees was supposed to take it. It sat and sat.......so the fact it's a fire hazard he had to get it away from the clients house. Then there is the liability issue when allowing someone to come onto the property and get a nail in their foot and then sue you.

There was no where to "recycle" it either so it just went to the dump.

 

[lawdog1]

Hope these photos worked...