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  1. I disagree on the having to get a different toyhauler. I am well within my limits with this one and have more than enough power to do the job. Congrats on your new truck also. I love my 2500hd LTZ
  2. thanks guys for all the help.
  3. sorry but i'm just unknowledgeable on this stuff.so counting my hitch weight and all passengers plus whatever i'm carrying i can't go over 3196lbs?how are these guys towing these huge 5th wheels with the same truck? are they just overweight?
  4. Yes it’s a conventional bumper pull. I see guys pulling these toyhauler a way bigger than mine with the same truck. Are they overweight and not caring or can you increase what the truck can do
  5. So i just bought a 2020 2500 LTZ duramax to haul my 38 foot toyhauler. My question is what is my truck capable of pulling if i ever decided to go bigger? My door sticker is attached. I’ve seen a 2500 hauling some big campers,are they just overweight?
  6. i have checked and the lease is the cheaper option.payment would be a couple hundred dollars more.i plan on keeping the lease for 4 years then refnancing the rest into a loan for 4 years.
  7. Thanks everyone for the advice. I’ve decided to get the diesel 2500hd ltz. I’d rather just lease now and buy at end of the lease and get out of this ram. Even if the a/c was repaired i still won’t be happy with the ride quality
  8. hello all,i'm currently presented with a hard decision. i have a 2019 ram 2500 with the 6.4 gas engine that i'm hauling a toyhauler that when loaded will weigh probably close to 12k pounds.my ram is able to to around 12,600 pounds so i'm ok on weight.it pulls ok but struggles some on bigger hills and of course has the high rpm rev when climbing those hills,i average about 6mpg when towing and 14 when not.the a/c is very poor on the ram and the ride is very jarring.i can lease a 2020 silverado 2500hd with the duramax and 10 speed for $700 a month with some of that payment as negative equity on the ram.i know the silverado would have no issue pulling that camper but is it really worth it? would you keep the gas ram or upgrade?
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