Tacomas doing work

Have fun.

 

Spent Saturday making big bits into little bits.

 

Spring landscaping and patio furniture.

 

I haul my dump trailer about once a week for work (general contractor)

 

Those dual axle dump bed trailers are nice. I use to cut allot of firewood with a guy that had one.

 

Snagged some free firewood today, got to test out the new Cooper's in some mud too.

 

I’m really contemplating selling both my trailers and grabbing one of these. They are so useful

 

You all done shit unless you do this.

 

Cleaning up the woods.

 

Building a greenhouse, that small box on the trailer was full of the glass panes and weighed 600#. We unloaded it piece by piece. This was my first pintle hitch tow ever. The Tacoma tows everything we need (6x12 trailer gravel loads, mulch, this flat bed) and is perfect for our casual needs. This was also the first tow using my new Tekonsha P2 (previous tows used a surge brake) and the controller was excellent. I did not require any boost from the controller for this medium weight load.

 

Had a sod cutter, edger, and curbing machine in the bed and hauled the cement mixer. Towed all of this 300 miles from my in-laws thinking it would be a cheap way to add curbing and maybe make a bit of extra cash over the summer. Found out they left gas in it for 5 years. So I get to tear into carburetors and get it all to work. I think that is why they loan me things, so when I return the items they are in in better condition than when I received it.

 

Been getting lots of firewood lately. Couple loads a day.

 

Goes to prove no big truck needed.....

 

Wish I had room for more. It might be time for some heavy duty springs or bags..

 

<5k miles. Limited. ha

 

Filled the bed with dirt and sod. Way over loaded it, luckily the drive was only 1 mile down the road. That squat though.

 

How does it do? Manual or Auto? Typically weight pulled?