Ira thanks for the great Video. I can't wait until you have more longer videos. Keep on Doing It to it brother...........Stay Safe and Blessed. Two Thumbs up.....
Good job with that came out good. Just a heads up I recommend you get a brake controller. Late model trailers with electric brakes are using regular 7 pin plugs but if it isn't wired with a controller you won't go anywhere. The live wire for the ABS from the tractor is wired to the brakes on the trailer soon as you connect it'll be in full stop mode. Lol I'd put a regular 7 pin back there and you have to be ready for the other 7 pin and the RV plug. Some small generators use that peanut 5-6 pin round. Your larger tag trailer are air brakes need to put glad hands in the back or make some extensions for tractor lines.
@@WickedIntentSemi 5 pin is least popular for me anyways. I have a 7 pin and a RV with brake controller attached. Adapter for 7 pin to a 5 pin and a adapter for RV to 7 pin. Nothing worse than being in the middle of nowhere at night and can't hook up lights.
When you're ready go to the Equipment rental stores and try to get on Carrier list (United, Sunbelt) Boat and RV dealers. Any outdoor stage companies down there they're always looking for extra trucks for big events.
Ira.....Too short a video....Lol, watch it three x's, Are going into the towing business, or pulling wheelies, that is some serious add on, Peace and love bro.
Ira, are you venturing into the northeast to Florida boat hauling scene? I know pintle hitches are used for boat trailers, and it's high demand, high dollar freight
I’ll be that guy…My (place favorite pickup name here) could pull that Pinole right off that truck! That fab work is very impressive!! Small world, I work in Passaic!
M&m master welding 234 pacific street newark nj just tell him Ricardo with the black truck and u want a 80,000lb rate pintle hitch setup but buy your pintle and hitch reciever on amazon and bring it the rest he has
he runs super low profile wheels and tires, front and rear, but he is still legal at 13'6". Trust me, he runs all over NYC, if it was too high, he'd of hit a bridge already
