working squares lets see them

[rollin thunder]

what square do you use for working/hauling? 86 3/4 longbed. still evidence of the fire on the underside of the hood.

[cory d]

she was a road contruction truck from 79 to some time in the early 90's. still has tar all over it

[Shyguy]

I just picked this one up. It has a 5 wheel hitch in the bed and a heavy duty rear tow bumper.

Once I get it running good it will be used to tow stuff around the farm.

Here is a picture of it and when I towed it home.

[rollin thunder]

Coryd. I have always wanted a crew cab for working. I can bring more help along haha
And Sweet looking dually get some serious hauling done with that truck!!

[100%Chevy]

I have a few work trucks.
The first is my dad's old 80,3/4 ton with commercial bed that he and I used in our a/c-electrical business.
The second picture is of my 77,C-10.I've used it for years to haul scrap cars and trucks,as well as my daily driver.It's a 250 six,3 speed on the column with a/c,power steering and a loud radio!
This is one of the junkers I hauled to scrap with the 77.Can soon be had as Chinese junk at WallMart!



Mike./

[SC C-10]

This is a picture before we started moving bales. This beast will move about anything you can hook it to.

[Daveyboy1983]

Does what its supposed to.... and runs over what gets in the way hahaha!

[Willowrun]

'84 CC 3/4 ton 454 with rear sway bar and air bags in the back after a trip to the dunes. Not really working, but still earning its keep.
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[truckfan]

been a awhile since we took this pic, but if this is not working, I dont know what is!

[Keith Seymore]

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http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...hlight=working

K

[Keith Seymore]

Haulin my lawnmower around -



K

[tlawre87]

I like that cub Lo-Boy!

[durty harry]

Big Red taking Bouncy to get exhaust

[USSkoval]

Figures, the biggest truck of mine is shown with the lightest load, lol.

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by tlawre87

I like that cub Lo-Boy!

Me too!

I usually do Farmall A's, but this property has a lot of trees and low branches so I thought a more squatty machine would do the trick.

I'm going to leave this one just like it is, I believe, rather than turning it into a museum piece.

K

[comegetsome2003]

And in its former glory....she had been worked pretty hard hauling fuel to dump trucks

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[old Rusty C10]

Heres the work truck doing what it does best..... working

[str8axle55]

[quoteAnd in its former glory....she had been worked pretty hard hauling fuel to dump trucks

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Looks like it has come a long way, nice job. I like that style grille also. What`s the story on the 1957 150 in the before pic?

[comegetsome2003]

That pic was taking when I found the truck sitting in the field.....it had been sitting there for 4 years....the guy i bought it from is the local Cummins freak and he had already done the swap....he has owned that tri 5 for I know 20 years i remember seeing it riding around when I was youngg....motor went out many years back and last time I talked to him he was gonna put a 24 valve in it
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[86c20]

i think i over work mine lol. no real pics but my k30 i use for scap and geting other trucks. have had over 3k in the bed she didnt even sag abit. my c20 well... lets say that if she where to never start again i would be ok with that. pulled out f650's that where over 30k. f350's that where over loaded with rock and stuck in a ditch or to move 20k worth of scap in the bed a bobcat power rake yard rake and bail spike. the bumper was on the ground lol. in the wrecker i think the front end has spent more time looking at the sky then on the ground. full 4door one ton diesels get heavy never mind what i have done with the winch. why that cable has not broke is beond me. draged a 3/4 ton over rock pile on its roof to scape it and she never even slowed down at all. i love my old chevys. good luck doing any thing like that with someting new

[special-K]

Some trucks I've run in my business. Check out the "working square" next to my truck in the last picture. Then,check out the load on the car hauler in the background:

[rollin thunder]

Originally Posted by special-K

Some trucks I've run in my business. Check out the "working square" next to my truck in the last picture. Then,check out the load on the car hauler in the background:

Awesome pictures right click and save!! the last 2 are my favorite

[meatwagon83]

i use mine for everything! hauling wood, scrap, kids, or just hauling my ass and gang boxes to work!

[special-K]

Originally Posted by rollin thunder

Awesome pictures right click and save!! the last 2 are my favorite

Thanks. I miss that '84. It was an all time favorite...Camper Special,6.2 w/Banks Sidewinder,Gear Vendors,Detroit Locker/Tru-Trac,desert mural on tailgate/pinstripe(subtle)/lettering. The stereo was an Alpine w/aux. amp and Kickers behind the seat. It had an Alpine cell phone that matched the stereo...green illuminated buttons...and it interacted with the stereo. When a call came in the volume for the radio turned down or the cassette would pause. I paid $700 for that phone! This was in the late '80s.
The '78 was a Camper Special,too. I've always had a thing for camper trucks. It had a 454/4spd and a wood bed floor,as well as good stereo. I warmed that motor up a bit and enjoyed surprising people with a fast loaded work truck. I've always used ratchet straps to tie down the ladders and scaffold on the racks. That must have been a sight all loaded up with full racks carrying 30'/24'/20'/18' walk boards,24'/32' ladders,and 6 24' pump jack poles w/jacks haulin' butt out of a light. I had lettering on the tailgate that said,"No turbo No injection Just one stinkin' Quadrajet!". This was back in the '80s when people were all about Japanese vehicles being so much better and Toyota was calling those little trucks with dual wheels a 1t and even had a SRW pickup with 1Ton on the tailgate,as well as 5spd and anything else under the hood.

[nutsforchevys]

How about hauling a goat!