Why I'll never drop a truck.
#1

Moved a hurricane-damaged hot tub across town for a buddy. If you have one of these in your bed then no one will tail gate you.

Only scary part was driving across 3 Mile Bridge from Gulf Breeze into Pensacola as the wind was blowing out of the west. We still managed to do about 60 mph with us rocking and rolling.
#5
Originally Posted by la Cuerva
That's why I have friends like you
. My truck is low but it's still serves me as a truck as far as carrying/hauling stuff around, my air shocks have done wonders.
. My truck is low but it's still serves me as a truck as far as carrying/hauling stuff around, my air shocks have done wonders.I figure if I drop it i'll get the look, and if i put some load levelers on it as well, then I can still tow without draggin ***.
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#8
Originally Posted by BADMOFO
I would have drug that **** across the street and left it in my neighbors yard.
#9
I converted my tub to 220v, new pump, and new piping for under $500. I did the work myself. And you're right if I had been behind you on the 3 mile bridge I wouldn't be tailgating, people can't drive on that thing anyway.....but if it had flown off maybe it would have landed on the sherrifs radar gun at the end of the bridge.
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