Let's see the farm trucks?
 

I love the work truck look! Let's see what you got, destroyed dually hips and ranch hands and headache racks and mud and all! No show trucks unless their dirty!

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Well its not destroyed but its a little muddy, lol

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Nice Dodge!

I'll play. Here's my farm truck. She's a 97 F-350, 7.3, 5 spd, 4x4, PTO winch.
It was a Pike Electric truck in a former life. The previous owner swapped out the flatbed for a pickup bed and threw some (purplish?) burgandy paint on it to cover up the yellow on the cab and white on the bed. She's not destroyed, but shes still just a farm truck.

Hydraulic resevoir, toolbox, and L-shaped transfer tank, gooseneck hitch and small toolbox at the back, tailgate removed using the "unhitch gooseneck & drive-off" method (also performed by previous owner).

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this is my farm truck and daily driver

Hello amphibious, Your truck looks to be very new is it ?? which year it is ? Right now i don't have any pic but surely will upload it fast.. Ford pickup trucks

Hi amphibious.....Actually, i am interested for buying the farm truck. It's look really a very nice and attractive. Which year it is? Can you post some more information about that truck. Thanks for sharing such a nice pictures......
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hyd round bale spikes,4 under bed alum. boxes,gettin it ready to go to sandblaster/paint shop. Gonna get the rest of the lights LED. Then it is goin on my'08:rocking::tu:

Let's see the farm trucks?
 

http://tapatalk.com/mu/d1a944e2-3321-a4d0.jpghttp://tapatalk.com/mu/d1a944e2-3334-491c.jpg. Here's a couple of my 00 first one is refueling the 706 and the second is my brothers Aussie thinking he's a real ranch dog

I got my bed back from the paint shop today.:jump::rocking::tu: I will post pics when I get it put on,and wired up:yeah:

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NEW TOOL BOX:jump:. Now just have to go spend another couple hundred bucks to fill it.:ouch:

Looks good Farmer, what flavor of bed and how much did it cost you? My old man sure wants a flat bed on his 12v.

Western Welding, Cordell Oklahoma. Base price is around 5500 (give or take a couple hundred). That is with hydraulic bale spikes. His new ones look a little different,headache rack,and back end. He has a website.:tu::tu:

Mucho Gracias amigo, I will check it out! :c:

Its not destroyed and its not a show truck this gal works but I do like to keep here looking nice. I picked er up not to long ago to be my huntin buggy and shes my bread and butter. To bad I took the pic after I took the trailer off( it was alot more muddy). KEEP ON WORKIN AMERICA!

-the new reg cab out in the fields-

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-the old dually not beat up but definately put to work-

out in the fields while we were plantin (most recent of these pics of her)

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with the skidsteer i kicked sideways...:w2:

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pullin my buddies 12v home

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an finally haulin a load of wood for my good buddy

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Here's my truck, just put new tires and a new clutch in it last week (If I wasn't broke before, I am now)

Here is a pic I took last night as I hauled an old 5 ton water tanker home... I laid coal for 100 miles home

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But my farm truck is a weak kneed gas guzzling POS. (I thank my father for that.)

down in the creek
 

just working on th old well power :c::c:

Ok, here is a pic of it pretending to do it's job...
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P.S. the truck it replaced:
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You're right, it's pretending to work! 50 bales on a trailer better not be considered work for any truck... I just came 200 miles with 110x90lbs.. my only concern was that the trailer brakes are fubared and I could do 60MPH up any hill, but I was usually slowing to 50 for the steeper downhills

The ride back home will be easy, it has my Rx7 on the trailer for the way back, only 2200 lbs

It was 70... But that weak kneed SOB has a 5.4:argh::ouch:
Here you go, it doesn't look to bad in this one until you realize it's on a hill, the ass is about 1-1 1/2" off the bumpstops...
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yeah, the truck looks a bit smaller in the second pic... I bet the old beater can still do more work :) My dad has an old '80 chev 4x4 with a 454 on propane, 12' deck... it's seen it's days though

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I was feeding cows today and figured id take a pic for the thread.
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not to dirty, i try to keep it cleaned up, but i still does it's job.

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Before the dually conversion and paint..



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hey 1stgenfarmboy. that is a nice looking rig :tu:

nice looking trucks

Heres my farm truck

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David,
WTF, you put the stock exhaust back on?

Heck no that was the only pic I have of it. That was the day I picked it up.

Farm trucks are small four-wheel trucks or transporters artisan-made (small rural and peri-urban workshops) in developing countries of Asia and elsewhere that are classified as an intermediate means of transport. They usually consist of simple rail-type frames, with axles, brakes and steering assemblies cobbled from new or second-hand vehicular spare parts and are generally powered by small single-cylinder diesel and petrol engines. i really like these trucks .

what does that have to do with anything?

i have seen no where that anybody asked what a farm truck was :nope:

Well sorry asian boy but as you can see this aint asia!!! its AMERICA!!! I have a Suzuki Carry that could fit your definition of Farm Truck but I cant fit in the damn thing, and I can carry it in the bed of my pick up.. Farm Trucks here are TRUCKS!! not some golf cart with a three banger... with pistons the size of my valves...

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don't have pic of the old farm girl but she been rode hard and she's rotten up to the door handles this truck has hit everything but the lottery but she is still runs last i knew but she moved to a new home to rot in peace in the back yard

Dodge ram is no doubt a very heavy duty truck and it delivers the very best in every climate and i said it because of the overall performance and even in rough areas this beast never stops providing and delivering the best out so i was planning to buy but recently i had cleared the leasing of the BMW7 series.......

i wouldve picked the dodge if i were you! :jump:

That's a good lookin truck 1stgenfarmboy

Here's my truck with a brand new deck I just built for it
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Here's one of the heavier load's I've hauled (Heaviest was a D3 Cat on the same trailer)
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I tried posting pics and it didn't work, so you'll have to settle with the links

I think in the first pic the climber should be the puller..but your truck did a fabulous job pulling that mammoth..i guess the truck is loaded with an staggering torque out there...thanks for sharing.