What is every one towing?

[truckie481]

31' Cardinal Fifth wheel, two slides and the all season kit. About 10k loaded, give or take a few lbs.

 

[Ozzie]

37' Montana Mountaineer (see pics)...and it'll talk to you if you don't have the geometry right too.
I took the hitch from my old truck and had the dealer put in on the new...no way was I twisting the stocker again.
I put larger tires on over the winter, so a longer drop was in order. 2 1/2 hour first of the season pull next weekend...

 

[RI Chevy Silveradoman]

34 foot Keystone Cougar Travel Trailer. I am not sure on the weight, but it is heavy! The duramax pulls nicely, far better than any gasser that I've owned!

 

[gmc851]

33' Titanium 5er single slide about 10K ready to go. Heading for western NC in early june.

 

[Sparky8370]

My trailer is a 24' enclosed v-nose. I also tow my brother's two place enclosed sled trailer, and my buddies equipment trailer when I borrow his skid steer. It tows them all pretty nicely.

 

[Tom S.]

Pretty much the same as Ozzie - 37 foot Montana. I use a Reese Signature 18K hitch, and have nothing but praise for it.

 

[copter]

31' Coachmen Adre

Ummmmm, just look below. Ha ha.

10k+ empty!!!

 

[12ga diesel]

24" Trail-Lite Travel Trailer about 6k all loaded up on a normal weekend. The Dmax doesn't even burp as I go right past my father-in-law in his F-250 with the 5.4L as if he's sitting still.

 

[MGlickLBZ]

We pull a Rockwood Signature Ultra Light 8313.

http://www.forestriverinc.com/nd/de...13SS&choice=rk&nav=rec&name=12&series=8WideTT

Next one will be a 5ver though.

 

[lbzpwr]

2007 Keystone Sprinter Copper Canyon TT 3121SLS
(for sale by the way)

 

[2003bigsilverado]

29' bunk house Wildwood, 16' enclosed Haulmark loaded to 7500 lbs., and 16' open trailer.

 

[campingworld550hauler]

12'x44' breckenridge,, well about one a week,, i have hauled all of the trailers listed and they all tow great! but i do it for a living, will post an intro. i met the owner of the site?? i think today. and he told me about it and i was very interested. if any of you have any ??'s feel free.

brian

 

[Ozzie]

Wow...that sounds more like a mobile home to me...I'd be curious to know what that takes for equipment to do that.

 

[campingworld550hauler]

just posted an intro

 

[FLSTFI Dave]

With a Duramax crew cab dually.....Anything I want too :sifone:

Serioulsy, I pull a 34 foot Holiday Rambler Alumilite with two slides, it is a travel trailer. I have the reese dual cam for a hitch set up. Loaded for a week trip it is right at 12K, then I put the harley in the bed of the truck.

I also pull my boat with it. I also pull a skid steer with it.

 

[campingworld550hauler]

nice another bike avatar in a truck forum,, allthough mine is only in a truck if it is broke

 

[kachurak]

Brian,

Sorry about interrupting your lunch! I just wanted to welcome you to the boards here at dieseltowingresource.com. Glad to see you could make it. I have those pictures of your truck. I'll be putting 'em up for you soon. Having an issue with images just this minute. But off to bed for now.

And again - welcome!

 

[GMCYA]

Prowler 37W bumper pull, super slide, hence the xdr hitch. One heavy biatch but comfortable, and the best part, it's paid for!

 

[06bowtie_guy]

Nice trailers everyone. Myself I just piked up a 99 Terry 24' 5er last year after getting soaked in a tent @ a racing event. I like it so far. Been nice to have. Have some camp sites booked this year so going to try that out. It has a small crank out on the left side, couch moves out. While looking I saw a similar one without the crank out deal and it really seems to make a difference. Also had a rear hitch added so I can tow my 14' Lund fishing boat. :smilewinkgrin:

 

[blksmok]

2006 40' Weekend Warrior.
SLC 3905 billet edition with one slide.
Triple axle weighing in at 18K fully loaded.