zethtays

Im going down tomorrow morn to pick up a 93 w250 4x4 and imgoing to trailer it back with my 10000lb equipment trailer but thinking twice about it because its only a sixteen foot i know i can pull front tires all the way up to tongue or leave thee bed hanging off in the rear. dont want to gwith a similar situationet to much weight on the tongue though anyone have any experience with a similar situation

haulin-rv

Back it on if the weight is not correct.

Valv

Don't back it on.
Most of the weight is in the front, if you back it on it will have too much weight in rear ( behind wheel axles) and will tend to fishtail a lot, very dangerous, besides the fact your bed will overhang over the trailer tongue and you will have hard time turning since it will be too close to your tailgate.

Just drive it up there, your truck will squat a little, add a red flag to your rear and you are good to go.

How many miles do you have to travel ?

Field_boss_cb

If it is a ext. cab, it won't fit.

zethtays

about 250 miles, its a regular cab but the trailer also has a small dovetail so i was thinking with the rear tires sitting on the downward slope it counter weight the tongue a little

Valv

Since it's a 10k trailer and your truck will not weigh more than 6500lbs you can haul something on the back to counterbalance, otherwise it should be not a problem.

enafzige

Here's a few I have hauled...







I can't find the best pictures right now, but I've hauled 1-ton SRW crew-cab 4x4 dodges on my trailer, and all went well.

The trailer is a 7,000 lb 14-foot flat bed with 2-foot dove. I've haulded (3) crew cab trucks, a couple long bed reg cabs, etc. I hauled each one over 1,000 miles and have never had any problems. Drive the truck on, and all should be good.

--Eric

Field_boss_cb

My mistake, I was thinking of a gooseneck. I tried a ext cab on a 16 ft gooseneck and the front bumper came in connect with the uprights on the gooseneck before the rear tires got up on the trailer.

cLAYH

This is an 18ft trailer, I think you'll be fine.

haulin-rv

Depends on the trailer and where the axles are. I simply stated it as an option if he was too tongue heavy.