Just curious, how much, in weight is everyone towing with a 2500 CTD?

 

10' Bumper Pull - 1600#
20' Gooseneck- 10-15,000#

 

93 A518 3.54's 25 ft goosneck 21,000+ 3 or 4 times a year no farther than 2 hours away, 30 ft TT 9,200 dry wherever i want to go in the north american contenent. (BUT) the truck i just sold a 99 24v with slite mods and a tripple disc conv pulled substantialy better, i still wouldn't traide back.

 

2001 2500
34' 5er 16900 + truck
25' GN 24,000 + truck
most ever towed 34,000 about 10 miles pulled fine stopped longgggg

1990 w250 auto. 3 chickens in a wheel barrow before new transmission
now with new trans 18,000 + truck

 

30TT 9500lbs, about 50,000 towing so far. all good.

 

I haven't picked on my 95 too much, grossed 30K hauling hay a couple of times. But the steel shop I used to work at had a 91, 93 and a 98. Grossed 32K almost everyday and all made it long past 300,000 miles with no engine problems. That is why I bought mine.

 

i guess my toyhauler goes about 10-11k loaded up. pulled great stock and even better with my smarty jr.

 

27' Baja boat estimated around 6,500lbs.

 

Paying the bills by towing anywhere from 3500 to 13,500 bumper pull dump trailer. On weekends, (whenever that happens) I tow a 7000# TT. That 7000 weight includes a few cases of beer and some nice prime rib for the BBQ...

 

I am pulling a 318SAB Cougar with my 2008, 2500HD Mega Cab. I ran this across a certified scale the other day. My weights are front axle 4940, rear axle 5160, trailer weight 8140 and Gross weight 18,240 LBS.

 

'03 2500 HO = 8000# - fuel full, firewood and me.
32' Copper Canyon 5th = 10,200# loaded

 

Small soft sided enclosed trailer and race car, with pit gear - about 5,000#

 

01 HO 2500 Pulling a high profile fith @ 11.7K lbs.

 

Gross just over 30,000# hauling cattle.

 

Not a 2500, but my 3500 grosses 30k+ regularly w/a 40' float. Recently grossed 32,420 (CAT certified scale) for 2 days and just over 1,000 miles. It was a very very long weekend but the truck pulled like a champ.

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