than your trail rig?

i wheel a 88 land cruiser and a 88 zuk and pull them with a 85 pace arrow 27ft. motorhome

i wheel a 97 tj and tow with a 1985 ford f250 diesel

84 cj7 & 88 wrangler
tow with 2001 f350 psd & our latest rig 2002 excursion v10
for the family of 5

My Trail rigs are a 1995 D90 and a 1996 D110. I tow either one with my 2001 Ford F350 Crew on a flatbed trailer. No, I don't trailer because I can't drive the rovers on the road, but I trailer in case I break or someone else on the run breaks and doesn't have the parts. I've had to use it more for other people than for myself!! :flipoff2: :flipoff2:

:D

83 cj7 and will be towing with a beat up 68 ford 250

1994 D90 with a 1994 2500 Sub (7.4L). I flat-bed the Rover cuz I like captain's chairs, CD, and cruse...Yea, I'm a puss when it comes to 7-10 hour drives...Did it for years in the 90...But now I'm "old"...:flipoff2:

Hey Addict! I thought that 110 was a 97'...Did Jim lie to me?

--D

Wheel a 47 CJ, and a 95 YJ.

Tow with a 01 Cummins.

Tow rig? what tow rig.. I don't even have a daily driver to go along with my tow rig.. my hopes are for an older Dodge cummins though :)
Scott :grinpimp:<><

Tow vehicle is a 94 PSD F250 - will tow an 84 Bronco II (not really street legal) when I finally get a trailer...

I started off using my 99 Tacoma as my wheeling vehicle. I started finding out that I like the rocks more than the other stuff so I decided to pick up a cheap trail vehicle. I went with an 86 Samurai that has become my trail rig and occasional driver. The Tacoma has now become a poser vehicle which doesn't see any off-roading now.

Best info on the D110 is that it was primarily '96. Could be part '97 though since it is registered as a '71. Dunno. I haven't really researched it much. I don't have anything to go by except the only VIN I could find.

Tell you what though, after seeing what happens to some rigs when flat towing, I love having the flatbed trailer!!!

wheel a 91 jeep and tow with an 86 ford f250 solid axle converted and holley projected, plus it has 35 inch tires and 4.10 gears so if my trail rig breaks the fords my backup :)

wheel an 89 YJ
and tow with a 75 Winnebago :smokin:

http://bbs.off-road.com/wwwthreads_uploads/53-620685-towingYJ2.jpg

84 Toyota ext cab tow it with my 2000 GMC Sierra ext. cab.

hee hee

trail rig: '71 Scout II

tow rig (WHEN I tow it): '72 IH 1-ton crew-cab :D

I flat-tow my '88 Zuk with my '93 Ford Ranger with a 4.0L 5 speed. Gets a little sluggish on the hills, but its a lot quicker than the Samurai and a lot more comfortable than the Summit racing buckets w/5-points, also in the Sammy. I want a Powerstroke and a gooseneck 2-3 car trailer, though, so I can tow a couple friends to Moab this year. :D ~Steve

I flat tow my 93 Isuzu Rodeo about half the trips I do with my "90" 37 ft Fleetwood Motorhome. Any short weekend trips means the MH stays home, but give me a few weeks off and I live like a King.
Here's an early pic. Heading out to the East Coast.
http://www.photogra.com/galleries/35000/35320/curr/6551083_20020205_104619_20020205104619.jpg
The Rodeo now has full floating Dana 44 with manual hubs in back and Toy front sas and tranny.
http://www.photogra.com/galleries/35000/35320/curr/4036323_20020329_213517_20020329213517.jpg
Sometimes I break it, like the last trip to Moab this past November and I drove it home on the front axle. Drive shaft on the roof rack and back hubs unlocked.

Works for me so far.
CJ

'80 Toyota mud racer, '90 GMC tow vehicle UNTIL last night when I sold it. Picking up an '02 GMC Friday.

TEX

Originally posted by badassjeepguy
than your trail rig?

OLDER!

I use my '74 1T Crewcab IH, or my '72 1/2T IH Travelall to tow my '77 Scout IIs.

86 Toy 94 GMC 02 AZ Trailer:D

'74 IH 3/4 ton to trailer the '75/6 Scout mud racer/puller and 72/3/5 trail Scout. (And the 96 Subaru if it acts up again!)

Just signed the deal for the new tow rig. I should be picking up my 2002 Chev K3500 (Dually) with the Duramax/Allison this weekend.

Last big run I was on I had to tow the pieces home and I'm still putting them back together. Figured my own tow rig would come in handy. :D

78 FJ40 and a 2000 F350!!!

'73 CJ, '73 Chevy C20. Technically, the Jeep was manufactured in late '72, and the Chevy was assembled in mid '73. So my tow rig is newer.

73 EB w/351-NV4500-atlassII4.3-4.88 front and back. When I do tow witch is very rare (EB cruises @70mph @2,500).. Tow rig is an 82 Minni Winni (22' Winnebago) W/92 TBI 350- hydro 400+Gear Vendor OD- 4.56RP and 3" flowmaster and a freezer that fits 3 12packs!!

Nope no tow rig

but the wheeler is old "BTW this is before I converting it to 4wd with a lift" ;)


http://atlas.binderbulletin.org/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=3465

2000 Dodge Cummins 6spd with a few mods:D

74 cj5 and 80 f350

well my jeep is an 80 and my f350 is a 97 but the motor and tranny in my jeep are from a 99 chevy. so......????? :D

http://www.respite.org/images/cj66dean/towrig2.jpg

no tow rig, but when my truck or one of my friend's trucks break, then we bring out our mommie and daddies trucks:
2001 dodge 2500 cummins ex cab with leather
1997 ford 1 ton superduty PSD crew cab dualy
1991ish ford 1 ton 460 crew cab
and if worst comes to worst, 1994 ford F250 460 reg cab
but my shit always drives home under its own power :D
Jeff

working on a tow rig right now :D anyone wanna trade for an exploder w/ water in the oil :D Hope the dealership I trade w/ doesn;t notice :D

trail toy - 1983 Toyota Pickup

New tow rig - 1983 Ford Motorhome

I wheel my tow rig :flipoff2:

Its not only mine but I help out a few of my other Wheeln friends who want to come along http://www.airridehitch.com/DSC00012-300-words.jpg

86 toyota buggy in progress,84 toyota xtra cab soon to be retired and tow rig is a 97 ford expedition.

Tow rig, 1976 Scout II
trail rig, 1994 Suzuki

Daily Drivers Rock!!!!!!

ok, so really i am just in college and cant afford one.

I wheel an '81 Toyota and soon and '85 Toyota.

My tow rig is a '75 Chevy Longbed 3/4 ton 2wd. Soon to be a '74 (no DEQ :D)

Originally posted by 66CJdean
http://www.respite.org/images/cj66dean/towrig2.jpg


im beyond invious... Awesome Setup 66CJdean!!!

I need to be selling my daily driver and getting a tow-v :D

No, I don't trailer because I can't drive the rovers on the road, but I trailer in case I break or someone else on the run breaks and doesn't have the parts.

TRAILER QUEEN! :flipoff2: JK. It's funny how some of the folks
that don't have one are quick to yell that out a 'ya. But, they
don't realize it's a matter of convenience for most.

My tow rig is a '95 Ram 3500 4X4. Very comfy & no problems
getting me to South Dakota or Moab, Tellico & Monteagle many
times. I would buy another, but the V10 has to go in favor of
a Cummins diesel :D

I have a '96 SA Tacoma trail rig that I haul with a 2000 Dodge 2500.

I wheel a 67 IHC Scout 800 -
http://kronos3.konnections.com/ih/rmb/trailpics/aug01/44l.jpg http://kronos3.konnections.com/ih/rmb/snoopy/110501/1l.jpg

Tow it with a 74 IHC Travelall
http://kronos3.konnections.com/ih/rmb/trailpics/longwater00/45l.jpg http://kronos3.konnections.com/ih/rmb/trailpics/longwater00/44l.jpg

Ya, they both wheel pretty good.

yeah, they're trailer queens.. but they'll show up a lot of tow rigs out there too!

As far as reasons, hows this: If I don't show up at work on Monday, I'm AWOL. That's military speak for "You're in deep doo doo"

And since they already let it go once, they basically said if you don't trailer, you don't go! So... my choice is trailer the rig, or sit at home and watch videos of other people gettin it.

Not much of a choice!!

I drive mine to and from the 'play areas'....

my tow rig is an 80 toy. I also wheel it too.:D

'52 CJ3A towed by a '75 F250

87 f250 pulls my 76 cruiser around someday when i find a cheap trailer.

No tow rig for my CJ:( , but my rig is in Truckee, so it's not that far from the trail:D If I had to tow it, I would use my buddy's 98 suburban

tow rig is an 85 J10, trail rig (not quite running yet) is a 79 cherokee chief S WT

i could wish for some 4.10s, but 3.55s work for right now ;)

trail rig: 72 Bronco

tow rig: soon to be 2002 F250 PSD

Even when i have a tow rig i think i'll still drive the Bronco anywhere close if it's a nice day.

-Steve

I tow the '71 CJ5, the '59 FC, and my other junks with my 88 Grand Wagoneer, 4" BDS lift, 33's and (you gotta love this one) 2.73 gears. :eek: Yeah, you CAN get 2-low in an NP229, just get it in low, then take the hubs out. This is my daily driver too, gets 20k miles a year easy. Gonna get a 14b rear and 60 front for it as soon as i finish the FC. The BDS springs may ride rough, but even bringing back a 72 IH 1210 with a 392 in it, the overloads kept the 33's outa the wheelwells. I know i'm dumb for towing with the gearing that i have, but i don't give a fawk, 'cause i can't afford to do anything about it yet. I have gone through two t-cases, 3 driveshafts, 2 motor mounts, a tranny mount, and 4 u-joints towin with this truck. :nuke: Rear D44 is about to give up too. Maybe it's time to do somethin?

I wheel with a 86 toy and tow with a 97 dodge
http://toy4rcks.usclargo.com/images/flex_hollister_2.gif

I don't have any pics of my tow rig yet

The tow rig is 56 years newer than the trail rig;)

Thank God I've got a tow rig....2002 Chevy. The Jeep is in piles and going thru a major mod.....All I need now is a trailer????:smokin:

'Wheel a 94 4Runner... Tow with a '96 Chevy...

78 Bronco towed with a 84 F-250

Tow rig? Must be nice, I am so broke I can't even pay attention. I'm so poor I gotta jerk off the dog to feed the cat! I have to use my toy as a daily driver, and to haul all my stuff the 6 hour drive down to college. (Spare U-Joints are a good thing!) And to haul me around college and to work down here. poor truck hasn't had a break since I bought it, but then again, it hasn't let me down either. If you'll excuse me, I have to go say thank you! :(

'01 F250 V10 Lariet 5in on 35's
'02 Top Notch 16tf 82in deck
'86 toy Turbo SAS on 38's

http://www.alaskaoffroad.com/images/Misc/Break_Time.jpg

The last of the 3 trips that the 76 made through the Alcan Highway!:usa:

Our 1966 FJ40 ,when towed, is towed with our 1978 Ford 250 van.

If I actually had a trailer, it would be a tow rig for my Jeep. But for now it'll just have to tow the boat and landscape equip. My XJ's a '90, the GMC is a '93 and stock to the bone...it's great fo sneaking on to construction sites and making people think you work for one the utility companies.
http://www.geocities.com/erikrs301/other/truck.txt

Trail rig is '87 MJ, tow rig is a '92 GMC 1/2 ton.

I decided the tow rig was not enough for a trailer and the jeep on long hauls...it was a little scary braking with a big load.

I bought a '84 M1008 CUCV for a tow only toy.....shame a 6.2 is a freakin' boat anchor and it is sitting in my garage with the injector pump off waiting for parts.........

:(

Originally posted by Rover Addiction
My Trail rigs are a 1995 D90 and a 1996 D110. I tow either one with my 2001 Ford F350 Crew on a flatbed trailer. No, I don't trailer because I can't drive the rovers on the road, but I trailer in case I break or someone else on the run breaks and doesn't have the parts. I've had to use it more for other people than for myself!! :flipoff2: :flipoff2:

:D


I've heard this scenario ALOT from the "trailering" guys......

Infact, some of them "worry" about somebody-else asking
about having their junk trailered home if it breaks big-time
and was driven to the trail...... I plan on trailering my junk
just for the fact that I have a trailer, and if I want to wheel
hard, I know all I have to do is make it back to my tow-rig
to be able to get home...........

--Sherpa

79 FJ40
'02 2500HD Crew Cab (6.0 gas) tow vehicle.

In my younger days never owned a tow vehicle, but trying to get two kids, camping gear, food, AND that damn dog into a FJ40 for a six hour drive. I must have been crazy. :D

Tom :usa: