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JD Dave;468009 said:
Looks a little big, but that is the best tailgate spreader you can buy.
I AGREE JD DEFINITELY THE BEST ONE OUT THERE ........BUT MARK IF YOU GET ONE MAKE SURE YOU CLEAN IT OUT AFTER EVERY STORM CAUSE I HAD ONE AND IT FROZE UP QUICK TOO QUICK IF YA ASK ME BUT DEFINITELY A GOOD BUY:jester:
 

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HAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAA that is THE funniest setup i have ever seen,he was wooried about the frotn end so he put a "snoway" but speared nothing in the back with a proflo 2 that is rated for a minimum 3/4 ton truck hahahahah
 

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nickplowing1972;468026 said:
I AGREE JD DEFINITELY THE BEST ONE OUT THERE ........BUT MARK IF YOU GET ONE MAKE SURE YOU CLEAN IT OUT AFTER EVERY STORM CAUSE I HAD ONE AND IT FROZE UP QUICK TOO QUICK IF YA ASK ME BUT DEFINITELY A GOOD BUY:jester:
Easy with the caps lock.
I wasn't planning on buying one even though I would love to have one. I just found that while wasting time.

ptllandscapeIL;468084 said:
HAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAA that is THE funniest setup i have ever seen,he was wooried about the frotn end so he put a "snoway" but speared nothing in the back with a proflo 2 that is rated for a minimum 3/4 ton truck hahahahah
I have a hd 1/2 ton and I would be a bit worried about putting it on my truck.

I wonder if it does wheelies?
 

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That would be a great sidewalk rig! Man it's takin it at both ends.
 

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It's got airbags, and you never need to add ballast! I wonder what the load ratings are for those tires. I think that spreader is as big or probably a little bigger than mine, which is on a dually. Do you suppose he loads bulk mix or salt on the bed, or just throws bags in the bed? Or has a chase vehicle to carry his bags for him.
That is weird.
Lately I've been seeing an 01-02 style F150 Supercrew pickup with a five foot poly spreader in the back, and carrying a plow. The truck sits perfectly level with the sander on, so he must have some decent bags in it. Still looks like too much for a 1/2 ton. I'm sure when he gets loaded up he is way overweight. Wonder if the bags are just saving the rear springs, while maxing the pressure on the tires.
 
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