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    Question Dura Grapplers 305/70/18s

    Hi baltoro, I did end up getting them, and in short I'm very happy with them. The long story and pictures can be found here about halfway down the page: 35x12.5 on stock wheels - Page 2 - Ford Powerstroke Diesel Forum I hope a link to another forum is OK. I looked through the posting rules...
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    Question Dura Grapplers 305/70/18s

    Hi Folks, I'm coming up on needing new tires for my leveled '05 4X4 F350 Supercab. After much consideration, I'm seriously considering Nitto Dura Grapplers 305/70/18s. Will I have any problems with clearance? I know that 35s are OK...these are a hair over at 35.28 with a width of 12.8". I'm...
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    Newbie needs tree pulling advice

    There were two hibiscus trees with multiple trunks. Each probably about two feet in diameter (going around all the trunks). Trees were about 15' high. Thanks again for the help.
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    Newbie needs tree pulling advice

    Success!!!!!! Well, my Warn shackle receiver finally came in and I got some grade 70 transport chain from TSC (highest grade they had) and got 'er done. It actually took a fair amount of throttle to rip the trees out of the ground. I definitely had to be in 4X4 mode, otherwise I just spun the...
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    Newbie needs tree pulling advice

    Waiting... Hi all, Sorry for the lack of feedback on all this, but Tractor Supply had to order the receiver shackle and it still isn't in. Also, the TSC here (Melbourne, FL) doesn't carry grade 80 chain at all and doesn't even have grade 70 in cut to length. They do have grade 70 in a 20'...
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    Newbie needs tree pulling advice

    Thanks for all the replies everyone. I like the chain and shackle plan with some anti-airborne provisions. Where is the best place to find this hardware?
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    Newbie needs tree pulling advice

    Hi all, As you can see by the following questions I have NO experience doing work type stuff with my (new for me) truck. I just bought an '05 F350 4X4. I would like to use it to yank out a couple of hibiscus trees. They have an extensive root system and are very hard to dig out (I've done it...

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