Glamis, what's wrong with THAT bed?? Looks like it's mighty tough, just needs paint. That's lot heavier than any orig type would be. IF you have a heavy trailer, might make it on it, with-out the outer rear wheels on it. Take heavy tools and spray to get those off! My opinion is to use a tow bar. Let whole heavy truck ride on it's own wheels, no driver needed to steer, it follows ok. I have bar, remove the bumper and bolts to front frame ends. I used bigger trucks to haul home, but a good 3/4 ton or bigger truck should haul it OK. Just needs to have good hitch and able to pull that weight. Keep in mind, towed truck is on it's own wheels, so won't need to figure it's whole weight as load. I've pulled many home, only a few ever had trouble, usually in turning, but because steering was so rusted up or real bad tires on front. Take air tank or presser to put good pressure in tires too. Harder they are, easier they steer and follow.


G.L. Grumpy's
Old Iron Ranch
Huntington, IN 46750


MM R tractor, Speedex
and Power King tractors