Posted by glennster on January 22, 2009 at 13:21:22 from (76.223.245.56):
In Reply to: Trailering a WD9 posted by JeffD on January 21, 2009 at 19:21:17:
i think its gonna be close. my w-9 dry weighs in at 6400 lbs. add chloride in both rear tires, 1760 lbs. plus the wheel weights, say another 440. you are at 8600 lbs right now, then add fuel and lube oils, you are prolly close to 9000. say 3500-4000 for a stout enough trailer, you got 13,000 lbs behind you. the van would pull it no problem, but boy stopping and quick manuvering would be a white knuckle ride!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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