What kind of trailer is everyone pulling?

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  1. MTMike

    MTMike Well-Known Member

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    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:
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  2. Mr. Big Ram

    Mr. Big Ram Well-Known Member

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

    Mr. Big Ram Well-Known Member

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

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    2003 Sundowner 3 horse slant load GN with 6 foot short wall dressing room in front.
     
  5. 2Dogs

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

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  6. Gone Huntin'

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

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    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.
     

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  8. rocknbronco

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    I need a trailer :doah:
     
  9. Brisk

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    x2:doah:
     
  10. Mr. Big Ram

    Mr. Big Ram Well-Known Member

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

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    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??
     
  13. strictlyv8

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


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  14. Blue Ridge Runner

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

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

    Harley
     
  16. 451Mopar

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    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?
     
  17. Mr. Big Ram

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    Yep! waytogo My home track.
     
  18. 81dodgepower

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    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
     
  19. 451Mopar

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    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?
     
  20. strictlyv8

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

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