Tow 16,000 + trailer?
Tow 16,000 + trailer?
Im lookin to tow my dump truck to kentucky. Is it too much to ask my truck to pull it (#16,000) plus a tandem dual gooseneck trailer for about four hours. Im not worried about any laws just if it will handle the weight. There are some pretty steep hills. Thanks
I think that you would be fine for weight cause from what i hear guys pull 25k quite a bit, however WIND RESISTANCE could keep you at lower speeds(50mph).
I think that you should be fine, just don't expect to go 70 and watch your gauges.
hope this helps some.
I think that you should be fine, just don't expect to go 70 and watch your gauges.
hope this helps some.
As said above, my only concern would be the tires. I doubt if mud terrains in that size are rated for a lot of weight. An E-rated tire at max pressure would probably be in order for that much weight.
Probably even E rated is pushing the envelope. I have experience in that having pulled over 30,000 for business with a 2500. The high pressure is the key to killing sway.
i would love to drive the dump but the state of ohio is jerkin me around getting my tags renewed since i moved to kentucky. $595 for annual tags in ohio that are good for one day and then pay it again to kentucky i dont think so. Plus its a good excuse to get a gooseneck hitch on the ram.
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If you have 2 people on the trip you can drive the one with expired tags in the front and the Dodge right behind it and get there all the way without being caught. I have seen this done on the HWY many of times or the old mud on the plate trick.


