Heavy load

[1997chevydriver]

haha the 94 is down for the count right now

I screwed up it was supposed to be 98 hauling the 94

 

[LoudnLifted88]

haha tha 98 is down for the count to

 

[1997chevydriver]

Yeah I know

 

[LoudnLifted88]

i wasnt trying to but it just happened i guess its gonna be whorein around the forums next week when i part it out

 

[tj98gmc]

hey if you guys would back those trucks on your trailers your trucks wouldn't squat as much,, because you would than be putting the magority of the weight over the trailers axles and not on the tongue,,, i haul a lot of cars and trucks with my 98 2500 (auto salvage family),, and ive noticed that even a cavaliar can make my truck squat if its not on the trailer right,,, friendly tip,,


you do have to watch taking too much weight off of the tongue too tho,, becasue than you will get a sway,,, just try to get the heaviest part of the load over the axles,, lol

 

[tj98gmc]

i found pics,, lol

squatting with an 03 cavaliar

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no squatting with a 97 ram 2500,, (all the missing parts to this truck are either in the rams bed or my gmcs bed)

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[AirmanSkee]

I know Im digging from the grave here, but I have a question about hauling with mine. Ive got some overloads and upgraded rear suspension, and just picked up another stepside that I will be towing behind it. My truck is a 1/2 ton but I have seen many others haul tandem axles with cars on the back. Would it be wise to do so?

 

[1997chevydriver]

I know Im digging from the grave here, but I have a question about hauling with mine. Ive got some overloads and upgraded rear suspension, and just picked up another stepside that I will be towing behind it. My truck is a 1/2 ton but I have seen many others haul tandem axles with cars on the back. Would it be wise to do so?

I have hauled my 94 behind my 97 with 3.42 gears just gotta load it correctly and have trailer brakes and you will be fine

Sent from somewhere in MN

 

[What?]

24 or 25 foot Trailer, moved it to another friend's house. Stuff in back of bed to lower the weight of the vehicle to get under the trailer hitch.

 

[What?]

Another day of moving the same trailer.

Oops, I meant to post this in other tow thread.