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White Crew Cab with a Z7, you can't beat that combo. TRCM, your truck and boat look great. Here's mine.

 

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White Crew Cab with a Z7, you can't beat that combo. TRCM, your truck and boat look great. Here's mine.

 

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Same to you.

 

When I ordered mine, I tried to get a dual axle trailer, even offered to pay an extra $1000 to get it. They said no. They said that when the Z-7 first came out, you could get one, but they only sold 2 in 6 months withthe dual axle option, so they dropped it. Then 2 yrs later, they start selling them......

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Here ya go. I finally remembered to take some pictures...

 

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Kubota M7950 Tractor with bucket 13000lbs

 

Pulls like a dream...... Hardly know its behind the truck...... Only thing that reminds you is the 6.0 talking a bit....

 

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I didn't get any pictures of it when the trailer was loaded, but this trailer, plus four horses. Truck hauled pretty good, as long as I didn't look at my instant fuel economy thing on my DIC I didn't notice it was there.

 

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Not a trailer but hauled 2 loads of wood today

 

One day I will have a boat :lol:

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This is a pic of my brothers rig, play toys and trailer.

 

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We were going to a mudbog event and had to leave a night. Notice the addition on the back - generator!

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This is a pic of my brothers rig, play toys and trailer.

 

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We were going to a mudbog event and had to leave a night. Notice the addition on the back - generator!

 

 

i reall really hope thats not a 1500

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To Silver Lake this spring to hit the dunes! Pulled great with 4 quads & a bed full of gear (beer!) and 4 boys!

 

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Heres my quad in the back of my newly acquired 05 1500. have about 4" between the bumper and the back window, will have to make a backrack so i dont blow the window out lol.

 

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This is a pic of my brothers rig, play toys and trailer.

 

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We were going to a mudbog event and had to leave a night. Notice the addition on the back - generator!

 

Now that right there is an impressive load! :lol:

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