[alexheesch]

Had to move this weekend,
The Tundra pulled my fully loaded 28' enclosed without a problem!

 

[50224]

dang you did pretty good towing upside down LOL

 

[alexheesch]

eh? Pic looks right side up to me!

 

[kstateskier]

You must be hauling in Australia! The land DOWN UNDA!!! LOL

 

[alexheesch]

haha what the hell is going on?! My picture is right side up on my Ipad!

 

[kstateskier]

haha what the hell is going on?! My picture is right side up on my Ipad!

Maybe your ipad is upside down! :lol5:

 

[PhoenixINX]

Maybe your ipad is upside down! :lol5:

Exactly! :lol5:

Upside down here.

 

[alexheesch]

Screw it, you guys can tilt your heads!

 

[jgoin]

Nice, but tilting my head wasn't enough. I stood on my head to admire this one. Well worth it.

 

[alexheesch]

Thanks jgoin

 

[ponyuk]

Right way up here.

Had to move this weekend,
The Tundra pulled my fully loaded 28' enclosed without a problem!

 

[toy4x4boy]

Any idea of weight on the trailer/load combo?

 

[alexheesch]

Boy to be honest with you I have no idea. I borrowed the trailer (don't know the weight) and I had some friends help load it. They packed a good majority of the weight in the front instead of over the axels. It was squatting pretty good. All I know is that I have pulled a lot of heavy (construction industry) equipment trailers around and this was a smooth pull.

 

[kstateskier]

Glad to hear this trailer pulled smooth for you. I'm about to embark on a close to 900 mile trip pulling my new Haulmark Car Hauler. Mine is 22' long with the tandem 5200lb axles and its 3200lbs dry, I will load an estimated 5700lbs in it and be around 8900-9200lbs total weight behind the tundra.

I'm running Coachs +3s in the rear and Firestone Air Bags. Looking forward to a good smooth, easy trip! It gives me confidence in my setup that you had a good experience.

 

[RIjon]

are those P rated tires ?!?!?!

 

[kstateskier]

are those P rated tires ?!?!?!

If you're talking to me - No they are E Rated brand new BFGATs...

 

[kstateskier]

Updated tow report... I had to go get the Trailer today and start loading some stuff. I pretty much have 1/2 the front loaded with boxes. Mostly light stuff to keep the weight off the tongue as much as possible.

With 55psi in the rear tires, 48 psi in the front and 30psi in the ride rite airbags the Trailer was still a touch nose high and towed GREAT! The Tundra just growled and went - I think the combo is going to be a good one.

 

[Dan Allen]

Did you get any work out of the kangaroo? Or did he just supervise?

 

[RIjon]

If you're talking to me - No they are E Rated brand new BFGATs...

I meant the other guy with the borrowed trailer.




Be mindful of being too light in the front. If you get too much weight in the rear she will wonder on the highway. Sorry if you know this already.