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Re: Awh, now my head hurts!
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Posted by kyhayman on March 19, 2004 at 20:21:46 from (205.188.208.103):
In Reply to: Awh, now my head hurts! posted by Jim on March 19, 2004 at 19:48:05:
A lot of info and still not enough :-). Is the trailer a bumper hitch or gooseneck? I've never seen an 18' gooseneck with 3500# axles and you should be able to tow upwards of 15,000 on that. I wouldnt hesitate to put 10,000 behind any 3/4 ton made, hauled that with my 1/2 ton lots of times (fertilizer buggys on a frame hitch). Seems like my GCVWR is something like 24,250 on a 3/4 Dodge. That's plenty. I usually run around 20,000 (5500# of truck, me, fuel, and tools, and 14,000 of trailer, load, etc). I'd make sure of the trailer, but I think the truck would be fine. Be sure to lock the OD off.
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