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Posts posted by Jokerrw
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Pucker factor was high because i have never towed anything that big the biggist i have towed before was a 20 footerLike Andy said, your truck should tow it. I'm curious why the pucker factor was high when you moved it. Were you using a weight dist hitch at the time? Trailer brakes?
As long as all the proper equipment is used and set up properly, it shouldn't be sketchy at all. I have an 05 long bed crew cab Chevy Dmax and I tow a 35 ft "bumper pull" with zero issues. You might have to load some bikes in the truck bed which then you might want to run air bags because of the tongue weight you are starting out with. That V10 is gonna be working though! Just remember to take it slow. The dunes will always be there.
I was using a weight distrabution hitch but didnt have the bars hooked up i did have the trailer brake setup properly.
Thanks for the advice
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I have a 99 f350 4x4 long bed v10 stock and have a chance to buy a ww fs 3200 bumper pull at a smoking price devorce involved. This will be the biggest trailer i have ever pulled. It is a freinds so i have moved it 40 miles or so. Butt pucker level high there where no major hills when i moved it for him. i mostly go the hunrgy valley but have started going back to dumont since i bought a rail. I will be hauling a four seat rail three atc 250rs, 250sx. My question is how well will my truck handle this load. Any one with exprience advice would greatly help
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that is so cool. better then my house and your in the dunes. great job
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you ca do it with android with out rooting it look up pdnet on web i use it and works great
Trailer axle id
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I am hoping some one can help me i have a enclosed trailer that was custom buil for a racing gocart need to find out what the load rating it i am guessing 2000 this is what is stencled on the axle
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