we need some new tow photos

[AggieJustin]

Bill-



When you view your picture in the Reader's Rigs gallery, there is a link under the picture marked Forum Codes. Click that link and it will give you the code to paste into your message so the pic shows up... ...



Like this



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That's some grade you were climbing there... . :--)

 

[BLee]

Rusty

I wonder if it has anything to do with the fact that the url doesn't end with jpg. My pictures are all jpg files, but do not end with jpg in the reader's rigs gallery. Your url ends in jpg. Bill

 

[RustyJC]

Justin,



Thanks - I hadn't noticed that. Live and learn... .



Bill - I think you're spot on. the {IMG} function is looking for a graphic file like a jpg or bmp.



Rusty

 

[BLee]

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[BLee]

ALL RIGHT! Who says ya can't learn! Thanks to you both.



Bill

 

[TowPro]

Well I can't find one with the truck in it, but here's my camper down the outerbanks last month.

 

[jhurst]

Here ya go... . enjoy



https://www.turbodieselregister.com/user_gallery/displayalbum.php?&albumid=337

 

[Deezul1]

BLee





At the bottom of the reply page ther is a "attach file" place. Hit the browse button and get the pic from your hard drive. It has to be downsized more than likely but I use MS Paint that comes with Windows to open it and then reduce the size till it will post

 

[DBR]

A photo of our rig from our most recent vacation in North East Oregon on our way to Joseph.

 

[BLee]

I'm still trying out the various ways to post a picture. This was a nice way to go camping. Taken in early summer '01, before we traded for the Prowler, this camper weighed only 7800#. That's about 1600# more behind it under the green cover. Funny thing was the boat would follow exactly in the wheel prints of the camper. If ya could make a turn which the camper cleared, the boat would clear, too. It towed pretty well (direct drive), and stopped fairly well. No backing up! Only problem was I always worred about blowing out one of those little boat trailer tires. If I were towing cross sun, I would look in the mirrors for a boat shadow to know it was still back there. Otherwise, it's a blind tow. Blow a tire at speed, and someone is going to have to pull up from behind and signal! Check tires, hitch, and safety chains carefully. Still, we did it a number of times without incident.

 

[C. Harlan]

This is a good pic I thought I would post... I wish I had more time to travel and vacation, but maybe later on in life. These are some Large Wind dragging tanks I took out to El Paso, TX from just south of San Antonio TX back in May. A Load of 4-1500 Gallon Tanks going to El Paso



-Chris-

 

[BILGAL]

here's our 38 footer... .

 

[BILGAL]

21,500 on the scales... .

 

[RustyJC]

Bilgal,



What's the model number on your Jayco Designer? I didn't know Jayco had come out with a 38 footer. Previously, the largest Jayco Designers were the 3610 and 3710, both of which are 37'4" long - they just differ in floor plans.



Just curious...



Rusty

 

[BILGAL]

its a 2000 3610... the dealer spec sheet had it listed as 37' 11" ... just easier saying 38'.

 

[Mutch]

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a 25' sailboat, but it sits 13' high and 11 feet wide.

 

[RBSOB]

Mutch, it also looks like the woods grew up around it and the trailer tires are sunk in the mud . Any trouble getting it out? Jim G.

 

[Fireman]

Hey Mutch,



I've got one of those, your's looks better though.



Fireman

 

[Greg Boardman-RIP]

Today I hauled 20,000 lbs of hay on a 6600 lb trailer with my 7600

lb truck. Thats 34,200 lbs total. Sorry I didn't have a chance to get a picture... ... ... ... .

 

[Turbo Trucker]

Aprox 28-29k pounds total.



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