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I am considering a move and I want I am looking at buying a trailer to move all my toys at once, but I want to be safe about doing it. My toys include 2 Fox era mustangs about 2800-3000# each, and 2 harleys 750# and 950#. I measured the cars at 15 foot long and the bikes are 8 foot long. I am not too concerned about the weight, but I am not so certain if my truck can safely handle a 40' gooseneck. Thoughts? Comments?

OldDodgeOwner

It'd probably handle it just fine. I'd just watch how you load it so you don't get too much pin weight. With a flatbed, I wouldn't worry about it at all.

xyzer

Swing real wide on corners.......

Valv

It will handle it just fine, difference from yours and a 3500 is just springs, 2 extra tires and the GVW sticker on door. Stay within max rating of truck and trailer combined and you won't have a problem.
Truck label 9900, trailer 21000lbs = 30900lbs max, you might need a CDL

cameroneod

I've overloaded my truck many times and never felt the truck couldn't handle it. Take it easy and make sure your brakes are in decent shape. An exhaust brake is a wonderful thing.

cLAYH

Driving a 40ft won't be much fun. I pull a 30ft GN and have to be REALLY careful in residential areas. The GN cuts such a shorter turn than the truck I have to watch the neighbors hedges, mailbox and parked cars. Not everyone parks as far back from a corner as they should.....

No way could I get down my street and around the corner with a 40ft. I hope you are going from an acreage to an acreage....

trainermg

My old 1993 i pulled 26000 pounds with it but on a singel wheel .just don't put to much wieght on the truck! GOOD LUCK

dundun98

You'll find where you can't pull in, you can back in.

Colo_River_Ram

That's why the trailers come with rub rails