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Old 08-23-2011, 11:47 AM   #1
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Old 08-23-2011, 05:27 PM   #2
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Yeah and I think all of the folks with a Dodge Hemi or a Toyota Tundra should do "just fine" with that trailer.

And it should not be any problem getting it to the older Corp of Engineer parks.

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Yep...a set of airbags and our Tundra will be ready!
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Think our standard box Ram 2500 ctd would be a tad overloaded. Besides, DW would never agree to drive.
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Yup, my chiropractor's aunt's next door neighbor's father-in-law has one of them suckers. He tows it with a 4 cylinder automatic Ford Ranger and says it does just fine. In fact, he gets 40 MPG towing across the Rockies!


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can I pull it with my 1/2 ton pickup??????? i'll put helper springs in!
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We make jokes about some TVs, but on the RV.net a while back there was some fool towing a Teton with a 3/4 ton Chevy with a D/A. That's what he said, "tows fine, never had a problem."
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Yeah and I think all of the folks with a Dodge Hemi or a Toyota Tundra should do "just fine" with that trailer.

And it should not be any problem getting it to the older Corp of Engineer parks.

Ken
Ken, my 2003 3500 CTD dually could probably handle it, and you bet it would fit right in in any site that those old COE parks have.

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That's what he said, "tows fine, never had a problem."
Unfortunately, we see that here as well.

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Humm... I'd think my brother's truck would tow it no problem

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