Not that heavy. I haul with a one ton Duelly. so weight is not to big an issue...How heavy is HEAVY I guess. Weight limits, distribution and tongue weight if that matters
Not that heavy. I haul with a one ton Duelly. so weight is not to big an issue...How heavy is HEAVY I guess. Weight limits, distribution and tongue weight if that matters
Trailer is a tilt bed.....I don't want to do anything to limit it's use.....BUT I could use the extra hauling capacity...
Trailer is a tilt bed.....I don't want to do anything to limit it's use.....BUT I could use the extra hauling capacity...
I could bolt it on... and off....Trailer is a tilt bed.....I don't want to do anything to limit it's use.....BUT I could use the extra hauling capacity...
That is a possibility as well. BUT I use my truck to haul my 5th wheel. So it would have to be removed more often then if it was on the trailer...Maybe build a rack for the pickup?
The sad news is that number 14 probably won’t happen, mama is having emergency surgery now and this may end their chances for a second baby
PrayersThe sad news is that number 14 probably won’t happen, mama is having emergency surgery now and this may end their chances for a second baby
Getting any snow up there?I'll take some
I have a recip blade,3 TPI, should work! I use it for railroad ties mostly.PUT THE BLADE ON Backwards
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It's the stroke that makes a big difference. (Que Karl) The ful sized saws-all's have a fairly long stroke and don't work too bad on wood cutting and the like. Smaller cordless recip saws have a short stroke and regardless of the blade are not animals in the cutting department. Air saws are like cutting with a dull butter knife.I have a recip blade,3 TPI, should work! I use it for railroad ties mostly.
So Menards had a small electric detailing saw with blades for plastics and plexiglass for 30 bucks. Figure I’ll give it a shot.It's the stroke that makes a big difference. (Que Karl) The ful sized saws-all's have a fairly long stroke and don't work too bad on wood cutting and the like. Smaller cordless recip saws have a short stroke and regardless of the blade are not animals in the cutting department. Air saws are like cutting with a dull butter knife.
That would beat the snot out of 1/8” plexi.I have a recip blade,3 TPI, should work! I use it for railroad ties mostly.