TowRig.com - Diesel Discussion and Tow Tech

So what kind of trailer is everyone pulling? I'm about ready to order a new trailer myself.

25 foot deck + 5 foot dove trail 14k gooseneck flat bed. Love it and will never, ever, go back to pulling a bumper pull.

27 fot flat deck with another 5 feet of pop up dove tail. goose neck with 3 7k axles, all braking. i have yet to see the trailer let alone drive with ir due to being in iraq.... 6 more days, then another 12 days after that and i will give an update.
Grant

Here is the 27' Interstate snomobile trailer
http://coloradok5.com/photos/data/538/6991IM000068.JPG

Here is the little tandem flatbed behind the K5...
http://coloradok5.com/photos/data/537/6991blazer_trailer.jpg

No pics of the 20' flatbed gooseneck but will soon. It's recieving new paint, lights, 6 new tires, and 6 new Cragar Soft 8 chrome rims. :cool:

20ft, 10,400lbs, dual brake trailer.

http://www.socalbigdawgs.com/albums/album44/aaa.sized.jpg

18+2, wood deck, 14k GVWR

pics in my webshots, http://community.webshots.com/user/tim84k10

32 foot dual tandem GVWR 20,000
20 foot cattle GVWR 14,000
A huge 5 x 10 GVWR 3,500:D :D

Howdy all! i pull a Lowes 31' two car carrier. it has also been known to carry 3 small cars but don't tell the highway dept.

Gooseneck low bed, 30 ft. deck, tandem 8-lug axles with brakes, truck camper up front. Room for all the toys on the back.:)

You have seen mine before, but others on this site have not. I love my gooseneck, would not trade it for anything, other than a bigger one. My only regret it that I did not buy a 40' trailer, for two rigs and a bigger camper.

Here is a picture of my setup.

It's a 20' bed with 5' of dovetail.

http://coloradok5.com/photos/data/546/2517Tow_Rig_11.jpg

http://coloradok5.com/photos/data/546/2517Tow_Rig_11.jpg

Now THAT is the ultimate setup right there...http://www.camarov6.com/ubb/graemlins/bowdown.gif

Here's mine.... she aint pretty, but she works hard :)
http://www.redlineenterprises.com/temp/trailer.jpg

MTMike,

Thanks for the compliment, it's much easier to use when it's wheeling time, easy to camp etc..

It does come with it's drawbacks, if you just want to help a friend out, it's a real pain in the a$$ to hookup and help out. Must drag the whole thing to where ever you are going.

But as for the camping/wheeling, it's a blast.

Rob

Then you should just swap trailers with me Rob. Very easy to hook to and go. I'll just have to live with the problems so you don't have to. Just the kind of guy I am... rotfl

Very Funny Russ!! rotfl rotfl rotfl I would swap with you if you had a 40' er. I like my small gooseneck, but for as big of a pain as it is, I should have got a 40'er. Hell I can't store it at my house, I have to store it at my office. Real pain for the quick day runs to TM.

Gota drive to the office to hookup and then back to the office to drop off. If I leave it in the street more than a night, I get the nasty gram from the HOA.:mad:

Rob

If I leave it in the street more than a night, I get the nasty gram from the HOA.:mad:

Rob

My wife and I both agree, we'll never buy anyplace that has a HOA. :rolleyes: ;)

That was number 1 on my list of "not negotiable" with our real estate agent...
My wife and I both agree, we'll never buy anyplace that has a HOA. :rolleyes: ;)

That was number 1 on my list of "not negotiable" with our real estate agent...waytogo waytogo waytogo :cool:

Whats an HOA? Sorry for my ignorance....I've always lived out in the country. :D

Home owners assoc. just dawned on me. rotfl

I would have sworn I already replied to this. :(

Anyway, 18' tandem axle 7k "car trailer" built with channel iron, much better than most of the "cheap" car trailers. Removeable fenders, hidden ramps, solid tie-down points tied solidly into the frame, spare tire mount, soon to be "tow gear box" on the tongue and complete rewire with "conduit" since the wiring keeps getting hashed trying to get to the trail heads...

http://coloradok5.com/photos/data/546/2517Tow_Rig_11.jpg

:bling::bling: im still dreaming of that set up, one day it will happenwaytogo

I have got a 20' low boy goosenck, steel deck, tandem 7K axles with brakes on both. I have got to do some work to it, it needs some serious wiring work and some frame repair thanks to the PO booger welding the frame when they built it, snapped the welds on one side like a twig first time I loaded my 6K lb K5 on it:doah:. But it will be stronger than new the I am done, if I ever get it done, really sad when you own a trailer and still have to bum one off your friends to go wheeling:poke: .

Krennen

I guess I'm in the minority.

I tow a 2005 Sierra Sport F37 - 38.5 foot toyhauler. Here's a pic of the truck and trailer, and one of my quads that goes inside. waytogo

Marc

Nice setup! :pimp:

'03 Trail-lite 26 foot Super Lite 5er
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v672/Stoney99Dakota/ThursdayFebruary102005resized.jpg

Therobzilla:

Is there a sleeper in that camper? looks like only olive oil could fit in there

It's a pop-up.

I tow a 2003 Big Tex 80PI 16' tandem bumperpull. 8000 GVW, 2brake axles. custom built rack that is super heavy duty and removeable I dont have any pics yet but I will post them when I get em.
Here is the link to the manufacturer. This is the 10kgvw model but ours is the same color and built exactly the same.

http://www.bigtextrailers.com/spec/10pi.html

Also have a 1996 Az-Cal (yeah never heard of it either) 5x10 3500GVW

bumper pull 16' flat + 2' beaver.... 83"wood deck, one brake axle

Here is one of my new trailers...
http://coloradok5.com/photos/data/500/5360trailer01.jpg

16' homebuilt car trailer. MH axles and tires, looks like the springs are the main leaf from the MH with the other leaves tossed in the scrap pile. Rides like a brick when empty! Can't tell its back there once I have a load on it though.

Other trailer is a 1968 2 horse bumperpull. That one tows great empty or loaded until I get an unruley horse throwing it's weight around.

I pull a few trailers:

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b285/flatriveroffroad/Zuwharrie%20Fall%202005/FallZuwharrie2005001Custom.jpg


http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b285/flatriveroffroad/Buggs%20Island%20Lake%20Trip/BuggsIslandLake8212005018.jpg


http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b285/flatriveroffroad/Flat%20River%20Transportation/LambrethChurchIceDamage030103001Cus.jpg

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b285/flatriveroffroad/Flat%20River%20Transportation/yjswap011Custom.jpg

Here is one of my new trailers...
http://coloradok5.com/photos/data/500/5360trailer01.jpg

16' homebuilt car trailer. MH axles and tires, looks like the springs are the main leaf from the MH with the other leaves tossed in the scrap pile. Rides like a brick when empty! Can't tell its back there once I have a load on it though.

Other trailer is a 1968 2 horse bumperpull. That one tows great empty or loaded until I get an unruley horse throwing it's weight around.

That trailer sounds a lot like mine. I built it to haul the cemetery backhoe and my K5 trail rig (when it's finished). It's 18' overall but it has a 2' drop. It's on a pair of 5K MH axles which haven't given me a lick of trouble in 11 years. I also now tow with an 85 F350 dump truck instead of the F250 in the picture.

http://www.the-graveyard.net/albums/projects/slides/trailer1.jpg

http://www.the-graveyard.net/albums/projects/slides/trailer2.jpg

http://www.the-graveyard.net/albums/projects/slides/trailer3.jpg

I see dead people :stir:

Yep, I see em every morning when I wake up. I live across the road you see in the picture :D

Heck, looks like nice rolling hills. Hellov alot better than the flat valley I live in :doah: I'm a hillbilly stuck in the valley rotfl

So you have a cross hillbilly/valley girl accent? rotfl

I love my mountains, and will never leave em again. But it's tough towing on them with a gasser.

hahahaha rotfl ,hang in there...someday you will get the towrig of your dreams :pimp: took me years to get mine....
Burt

14k lb PJ 18' w/2' dovetail. Pretty much every option. Fold up ramps, x-members on 12" centers... Theres 18 of them under there. :eek:
Tow rig specs in sig...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v60/KidJethro/P1010050.jpg

Hey Joe, I didn't know you bought a trailer! Not paying attention I guess. :doah:

I didn't buy it. It belongs to my gramps... Althought I'm the only one that ever uses it. If I didn't use it, the thing would prolly still be sitting right were he parked it after buying it. Hes an obsessive toy collector. :pimp:

I tow my bike in a 12ft Haulmark lowhauler trailer.

Haulmark lowhauler 6X12

Haulmark lowhauler 6X12
Gunny.... where ya stationed?
Grant

Retired from MCAS Beaufort control tower in 1998 and still live here. Yourself?

Pendleton, 7 years in 16 months to go.
I have yet to see the east coast....
grant

It goes by before you know it, hang in there. 20yrs 4 months for me was enough though.
SF

ehh, this discussion would be for another post... i understand what you are saying... and i belive you... but belive me.. IM DONE.... ;) i have other plans in life that can not and do not involve the Corps. it just has to be.
Grant

Just brought it home today. Brand new 16+2 PJ, 7K pound, treated wood deck, brakes on both axles, and removable fenders. The only thing i dont like is the bulldog coupler, but i can deal with it for the price i paid. Tows real nice, and best of all it fits in my driveway. An 18+2 would have been nice, but this will work great.

http://towrig.com/photos/data/500/P2190128.JPG

that is a nice trailer. i need another little bumper pull. i miss mine for small jobs. i know JUST what you are sayign about the bull dog hitch. i HATED mine. never again. pintle or ball, nothing else.
Grant

Here is the Interstate 20'x8' enclosed trailer that I pull for our church. It has a 3' beavertail on the inside, fold down HD rampdoor, side access door, 10kGVW and brakes on Both axles. We also installed E-Track on the inside to help with tying things down. Trailer pulls real nice.

http://towrig.com/photos/data/500/Cornerstone_Trlr.JPG

Several different livestock trailers, welding trailer, pipe trailer, and flat beds.

Two horse trailer bumper pull with two storage compartments for feed and saddles/clothing,I need a trailer for by Bronco but cant decide on goose neck or bumper pull.

Here's mine. I've got a 2005 32' Vortex toy hauler. This is my idea of roughin' it!

Towing a 2004 Coachmen Somerset Dreamcatcher. 37RLS, 3 slide, 2 AC's and Tracvision satellite.

So what kind of trailer is everyone pulling? I'm about ready to order a new trailer myself.

Can you post the specs on the trailer you bought (or point me to it)?

Thanks, Boss!

Here is my trailer and what I hual. It is an 8400 lbs 18 ft deck 2 ft dovetail.

2004 Wildcat
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v207/Greywolf112/1993%20Dodge/TruckTrailer.jpg

http://home.comcast.net/~marcbryson/backontrailer.jpg

I've got that and a little popup tent trailer. I'd kinda like to get a LONG bumper pull to get the tent trailer on the deck with the Jeep (Jeep is mostly a K30--Jeep in frame/tub/title only) item.

I tow a 48' Take 3 car hauler, a 1995 23' Imperial open trailer, and a 2006 26' Team Spirit enclosed race car trailer.

i pull a 20 ft. flat deck 4 ft. tail gooseneck deck over, the best trailer i have ever bought. i would never go back to bumper pull

My '94 H&H was totalled by a drunk driver so I got an '06 PJ 18' Flat Bed, 14kGVW, 10K Drop leg jack, dual 5k rear stabilizer jacks, removable fenders & hefty C-channel 5' ramps.

Sorry for the crappy pic, havn't had time to get any good pics yet:
http://mdhines.redlinebillings.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10001/normal_P1010011%7E5.JPG

35+5 PJ tandem duals here, also, a 20 enclosed for the racecar and then the open trailers that I'm a distributor for.

Oops, here is the enclosed !waytogo Damn, why didn't that downsize!!??

http://towrig.com/photos/data/2/Gunsmoke1.jpg

2003 Sundowner 3 horse slant load GN with 6 foot short wall dressing room in front.

Just purchased a 20'/12K Snake River flatbed for hauling the K5 - (Pic added):pimp::pimp:

Here's my 35' gooseneck that I converted from a 5th wheel camper frame.

Here's mine. 33' dual slide out. Took over payments from my mom. It's been in storage for 2 years. Bought the truck specifically to pull it.

I need a trailer :doah:

I need a trailer :doah:

x2:doah:

I need a trailer :doah: What 'cha need, note my pics above, picking up a fresh batch beginning of next week, will have 5 on hand, you too Brent, back in the market?? Speak to me brothers!!!

I've also got this 16' trailer that I modified to haul atvs.

Mr. Big Ram-

I dont think I can afford a new one...how much for a 16+2 7kgvw wood deck car hauler with no frills except brakes??

This is what I pull on the weekends. It weighs 8000lbs.


http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e230/strictlyv8/1006673087_l.jpg

I downsized. The 24' never got used much so I went back to a 16'

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b285/flatriveroffroad/2000%20Ford%20F350/16trailer003.jpg

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b285/flatriveroffroad/Zuwharrie%20Spring%202006/16ftTrailer006Custom.jpg

I just bought an 18' Carson 7K car hauler. Nice trailer, I will get some pics up sometime.

Harley

Usually tow a 28 ft. Enclosed car hauler, sometimes my friends 18' flat bed car trailer.

Mr Big Ram, looks like pic was at Las Vegas?

Mr Big Ram, looks like pic was at Las Vegas?
Yep! waytogo My home track.

i pull a few different trailers i haul hay on a 20 ft 3 axle gooseneck trailer, i haul a tractor and hay cutter on a 24 ft gooseneck trailer i also haul hay on a 32 ft dual tandem gooseneck trailer when i go to arkansas to pick hay up its the nicest ive ever pulled it is covered in led lights and has aluminum wheels i also haul cattle in either a 16 ft gooseneck stock trailer or a 36 ft gooseneck stock trailer when i go trail riding or to a rodeo i pull my 28 ft 4 horse trailer with living qurters

A bit off subject, but speeking of Vegas, I was there last year for the Mopars at the Strip race/show. I dynoed the truck with just the Edge and AFE (only mods on the truck at that time) and got 439.4HP and 831.1 ft/lbs.

I haven't dynoed the truck since then, but added the Technicooler system, 5" exhaust, and upgraded the Juice to the Hot Juice. I would hope for about 450HP?

A bit off subject, but speeking of Vegas, I was there last year for the Mopars at the Strip race/show. I dynoed the truck with just the Edge and AFE (only mods on the truck at that time) and got 439.4HP and 831.1 ft/lbs.

I haven't dynoed the truck since then, but added the Technicooler system, 5" exhaust, and upgraded the Juice to the Hot Juice. I would hope for about 450HP?


Those are very respectful numbers you have there. You should be well over 450 hp by now.

Well I built my trailer.. took me 6 months and a lot of time..

http://www.impaks.com/trailer%20043.jpg

coolest addition
http://www.impaks.com/images/trailerbox9.bmp

Man I watched your build on Pirate. That one saweet trailer. waytogo

Man I watched your build on Pirate. That one saweet trailer. waytogo


Thanks.. it was a lot of fun and a great learning experience

here is most of the build up pics:
http://www.impaks.com/trailer%20build%20up.asp

nice trailer

nice trailer


Thanks

Pic of mine.

http://www.texas4x4.org/gallery/albums/CreamPuff-aka-M880/M880_Hauler_2.jpg

Didn't you already post that 7 pages back?

Here's mine:
http://img260.imageshack.us/img260/7094/0109061504ue3.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
http://img260.imageshack.us/img260/3978/0109061506sd5.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

[quote=Suburbazine;24394]Didn't you already post that 7 pages back?[quote]


Nope.

[quote=Suburbazine;24394]Didn't you already post that 7 pages back?[quote]


Nope.
SOrry that was from another thread. :o

Spun most of the bearings in the ole' 73 C-20 so called the hook and took her home. Got in the backup tow rig {79 1/2 ton Chevy van} and headed back to get the trailer. Departed again for destination {Texas}. Upon arriving 1 1/2 days late Momma informed me she wasn't going home in that gut-less wonder of a van. {We averaged about 45mph for the whole trip at 4-5 mpg}. I asked what she had in mind and this is what she said - 2006 2500HD DuraMax/Allison:D
http://www.thecyberguy.com/DMax/train1.jpg

Here is a pic of my towrig, trailer, & trailer queen.

http://towrig.com/photos/data/500/trailer.jpg

Harley

I've got a few different trailers, and tow rigs.

http://members.shaw.ca/crl65/images/Graphic1.jpghttp://members.shaw.ca/images/Graphic1.jpg

34 ft Jayco Travel Trailer, about 9,500 lbs loaded

i will be useing a 25' GN rated at least 12K, 14K+ would be nicer

http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/9838/p4100018ou6.jpg14k dump

http://img152.imageshack.us/img152/4069/p4100019fl7.jpg24' Enclosed w/4' V nose 14k

Here is a shot of my 28' gn barbecue competition trailer. Includes two home built smokers & a two-door drink cooler. Two 7K axles w/ brakes, top party deck.

http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r246/BigTom_photos/KCCelebration06SEP06002.jpg

This is a shot of the trailer closed up for transit along with the 2003 7.3psd F250 Crew 4x4 Lariat FX4.

http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r246/BigTom_photos/TruckTrailer.jpg

Damn, my mom would love that! She grills and smokes things all the time! She also watches all those grilling shows with the competitions and all the people that travel. She would love something like that....

Saw this the other day. F350...

http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n74/sfinx4x4/HPIM2615.jpg

Here's a pic of mine. Back in SLC from Moab.

20 ft lowboy gooseneck, bobcat and attachments.

Had a 20+5 goose but it was stolen in Oct along with my bobcat and attatchments. Thankfully Insurance covered it all.

Both tralers have 2 7000lb axles.

See my sig. I'll try to get some pictures up in the next few days.

Forgot to post my pics here.

07 Big Tex 14GN 20+5. Led lighting, center pop up on the beaver, charger for breakaway system, dual landing gear. waytogo

http://towrig.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1055&d=1173056740

http://towrig.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1054&d=1173056712

http://towrig.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1053&d=1173056712

Have since adjusted the pipe 1 notch and it sits and tows alot better. Almost feels like it isn't there.

23ft pipe / lowboy that I paid 250bucks for that I just bought new wood for- the wood cost me almost as much as the trailer

THD07
Jeff

I have a couple 26' Intercontinental 5th wheel cargo trailers, about 14-15k loaded.

Nick

2004.5 CTD QCLB SLT & 31' Keystone travel trailer. burnout

we have a 36' montana camper and a 30' gooseneck witha 5' beavertail and a 20' bumper pull equipment and a 8' snoemobile trailer.

Here is my set up .... 18+4 deckover. Old truck had 2000lbs. of feed in it during the haul. Pulled like a champ ... waytogo

I pull a 26' Hi-Lo

I pull many trailers but the ones that I pull the most are: Big Tex 25' tandem dual, back hoe trailer, tandem 20' car hauler with a diamond plate deck, and a 14' excavating trailer with hydraulic dump.

1204

10 ton HortonHauler Equipment Sieres
with 6.5' ramps added at local welding shop($1200 for a $500 job I was not impressed but I was in a tight)

http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e230/strictlyv8/100_0413.jpg
http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e230/strictlyv8/100_0432.jpg

http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e230/strictlyv8/100_0413.jpg
http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e230/strictlyv8/100_0432.jpg
wont quite fit in the garage eh:popcorn:

This is what we tow.1208

1209

GVW 44K#'S

We just traded the 26" Hi Lo for the Sandpiper.

38 Foot Fleetwood Travel Trailer 10000lbs 18foot Car Trailer

Just picked up this 32'

http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r6/clarkjw24/79stomper%20URE/100_1537.jpg

Just picked up this 32'

http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r6/clarkjw24/79stomper%20URE/100_1537.jpg

Why no gooseneck?? Thats one big bumper pull.

Why no gooseneck?? Thats one big bumper pull.

Going to add the gooseneck soon. Got this bumper pull at a deal, my paw inlaw bought it for $2000 and told me to use it.;)

It actually pulled really good with both of those heavy chevys on it. Pulled them about 200 miles the day I got it.

Going to add the gooseneck soon. Got this bumper pull at a deal, my paw inlaw bought it for $2000 and told me to use it.;)

It actually pulled really good with both of those heavy chevys on it. Pulled them about 200 miles the day I got it.
From the way the truck is sitting you need bags. You may need bags even with the gn.

The truck rear was actually in a little hole, but yes bags are in my near future.

The truck rear was actually in a little hole, but yes bags are in my near future.
Ah yes I see that now. I thought the springs and shocks were kinda worn out too because that doesn't look like enough tongue weight to force the rear down that far on a dually. Even on a FERD.:D

The truck rear was actually in a little hole, but yes bags are in my near future.
I know I love my bags. I do recommend spending a little extra and using an onboard airsystem with a control in the cab. My last truck had the nipple setup and that sucked when there was no compressor close by.

2000 36ft Legend GN and a 18 PJ car hauler.

I was sent the pic on the bottom, looks like he needs a truck:eek:

One more...2500lb cooler core and a 15,000lb 3512 Cat...

30' Dream Coach Horse Trailer...w/ living quarters

I'm probably picking up a 24' gooseneck. Anyone able to haul two Jeeps on the deck? I know it'll be a tight fit.

Yeah you can fit them you might have some overhang from the rear Jeep you might want to look into a bit larger trailer than 24ft.

31 ft cougar~12k loaded, Also pull a 30 ft gooseneck on occasion,,small excavators, etc...LBZ works magicwaytogo

30' Rockwood Signature Ultralight 5ver

DW and our 34' 3 slide Landmark

40ft. 102Wide

1996 Four Winds 24FLD TT
2006 Pace American 28ft enclosed car trailer

31' Cardinal RK Fifth wheel

I always pull a 17 x 7 tilt bed car hauler

check out some of my loads here http://rides.webshots.com/slideshow/561694044BRcpxq

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i3/motoramamovie/Cars%20on%20trailer/DSC00014.jpg
http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i3/motoramamovie/Cars%20on%20trailer/DSC00015.jpg

Nice slideshow.waytogo What size are those trailer tires? I like the over-the-wheels bed so a wider bed can be fitted.

Nice slideshow.waytogo What size are those trailer tires? I like the over-the-wheels bed so a wider bed can be fitted.

The tyres are something like 155/70/12 but they have 14ply sidewalls and run pretty high psi. I think they are rated at 1 tonne each, the trailer is 3500kg gross.

I've got a 20' Mirage excalibur car hauler, I us it mostly for carrying my tools around, but it does make it to the track once and a while to haul my broke ass Mitsubishi home :doah:

I tow a 25' Travel Trailer and the GVWR is 9000 lbs. loaded every weekend! waytogo I tow with a '07 Ram 1500 with the Hemi!!!

I like the second picture!!!waytogo

I have two trailers , depends on the kind of load I want to haul, see pics, also have a 33 ft terry travel pull trailer for leasure time{when ever that is }.

So what kind of trailer is everyone pulling? I'm about ready to order a new trailer myself.
I pull a Big Tex 10 Lp Dump 9900 GVWR.Great trailer Pulls Straight and great quality.

I've got a 32' Rockwood travel trailer. Easy for the TBI 350 to pull, but really hard on the suspension (1k lbs TW on a 1/2 ton Burb, OUCH!). Beautiful trailer, I'll try to get pics soon.

I pull a 35 ft HitchHiker fifth wheel that is around 16500. Pull it about 8 to 10,000 miles per year.:D

I like the second picture!!!waytogo

i pull a 20 ft. flat deck 4 ft. tail gooseneck deck over, the best trailer i have ever bought. i would never go back to bumper pull

I agree, I have a 19' deck +10 hyd. beavertail with electric/hyd. disc brakes on 2-12k axles with load range "G" tires. I'm adding a Warn 15K winch right now in case one of my armored military vehicles decides it doesn't want to take a ride behind my '08 F450.

http://homepage.mac.com/stalwart/Stuff/trailer.jpg

36 ft 5th wheel most of the time, sometimes I have a 2nd trailer carring the ATV behind that. 14000 to 15500 lbs

2003 Dodge Ram 2500 5.9L Quad cab

I'm probably picking up a 24' gooseneck. Anyone able to haul two Jeeps on the deck? I know it'll be a tight fit.You might need extensions.

I agree, I have a 19' deck +10 hyd. beavertail with electric/hyd. disc brakes on 2-12k axles with load range "G" tires. I'm adding a Warn 15K winch right now in case one of my armored military vehicles decides it doesn't want to take a ride behind my '08 F450.

http://homepage.mac.com/stalwart/Stuff/trailer.jpgNice!! waytogo

sorry i dont have pics, but i have an 07 28 foot work n play toy hauler. 10500 loaded.

Nice!! waytogo

Took the toys the the EAA/Arlington Airshow in Washington State. My first heavy haul and the F450 and trailer performed flawlessly. This load had my GCVW over 35,500 :eek: and the 450 proved to be a pulling BEAST. Armor (spelled Armour 'cause it's a British tank) is heavy . . .

http://homepage.mac.com/stalwart/Stuff/Loaded.jpg

20 foot car trailer with a 2 foot dovetail (22feet all together)

will be pulling my camping/hunting/offroad trailer once im done building it.