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Love towing with this thing   Sent from my SM-G920W8 using Tapatalk

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I towed our TT for the first time with the new 3/4 this weekend. I have to say on interstate and two lane the bigger truck does so much better. The big three push the half ton esp with the max tow

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Love my truck and the toys it pulls!

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For those of you with a 5.3L 2014+ truck. I added a super spring, super chips tuner, and 4.10 gears. Tows much better!

I also did a 6” lift on 35s so the gears were really needed. Those of you in a 3.42 or 3.73 are probably towing just fine. I had 3.42 before lift.


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Pic last fall, I’ve since upgrade to a 2500 diesel.cca3a5b75404b34090311ad2fb6cd256.jpg318d9a272960238c3dd36b8db94065b9.jpg
Just have to get a shell and the kayak racks back on!!!


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Went out for a trial run today. Had to buy bigger hooks to fit the 20k receiver. But this beast towed really good. With the ProPride, it was what RV is back there. Made 8k almost non existent. Goin to be loving life now even better. RV is a 14 Salem 272RLIS.
 
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I have a ProPride also. Never will I have another hitch on a TT.


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Pic last fall, I’ve since upgrade to a 2500 diesel.cca3a5b75404b34090311ad2fb6cd256.jpg318d9a272960238c3dd36b8db94065b9.jpg
Just have to get a shell and the kayak racks back on!!!


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hauling the off road toys to the lake.

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Traded the '14 for a leftover '18. Went from 4.3 to 5.3 . . . I need a bigger trailer now
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Just got myself a mint used 7x19 inline Legend trailer mainly for hauling my snowmobile in the winter! Looking forward to not having a dirty salty sled when we go on trips. The old trailer was an open 2 place. 

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Hooked up my 17’ camper for the first time today. Barely knew it was back there. Huge improvement over the last truck. 

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Just got myself a mint used 7x19 inline Legend trailer mainly for hauling my snowmobile in the winter! Looking forward to not having a dirty salty sled when we go on trips. The old trailer was an open 2 place. 

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Nice trailer! I have a legend 7x14 single axle enclosed. All is good besides a crappy weld on one of the ramp door handles and I think they mounted the fenders too low because tires rub when on rough pavement and it’s loaded to near max weight. Pulls great and no rusty steel frame. Although the leaf springs had some rust. I sprayed with fluid film.

 

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