kn1ght
Banned
Just because your truck can do it... Doesn't mean you want to put it through the torture. Abuse effects life span.
you think it can handle it?
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WFO4X4
Banned
isn't that what this whole HARD WHEELIN bullshit is about?
On a side note, better make sure that u have good trailer brakes too.....
kn1ght
Banned
I'm not sure what "HARD WHEELIN" is. But i have a diesel for towing, I don't like tearing my **** up.
WFO4X4
Banned
kn1ght
Banned
The truck is 20 years old, they break under daily driving. No need to add un needed abuse.
WFO4X4
Banned
my truck is a farm truck that is 19 years old... i make it do all sorts of **** that it hates me for, but thats why i bought it was to make that ***** work. however, i do not disagree with you.
kn1ght
Banned
I personally have mine because it looks good. The truck I abuse, is built for abuse. I'm not saying they can't or won't handle it. Maybe it's just me.. But I don't like throwing money at my truck all the time.
WFO4X4
Banned
i've never been let down by mine. down right impressed at times. but i hear ya, gotta trust ur truck.
jdoggystyle
OBS Enthusiast
well im sure its and overestimate by alot i cant find the sticker on the tractor to see the weight its not that big just a kubota with a front end loader on it, no cab or anthing. but the trailer isnt that heavy a 18 foot rated at 10,000 pounds dual axled and electric brakes.
kn1ght
Banned
Make sure your trailer breaks are hooked up, and take it easy. I wouldn't do it.. But if you think you can, just take it slow.
