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Alright!  Let’s see those T1s doing some work.  Post pics towing your trailer, camper, car hauler, BBQ smoker, or your buddy’s Ram.

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Pulling some bushes out for a friend. Neighbor came over and asked “needed a new truck for that?!” I told him you don’t buy em to not use em.


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1 hour ago, Controller23 said:

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Pulling some bushes out for a friend. Neighbor came over and asked “needed a new truck for that?!” I told him you don’t buy em to not use em.


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Not towing but working hard with 6 loads of mulch. Only have 1300 miles, the people are the store asked if I'm sure I want the mulch dumped it that new truck lol. c72c7ed1dbaf451b28e2f0a26502394b.jpg

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17 minutes ago, Controller23 said:


Nice trailer. How heavy is it?


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I've never weighed it, loaded I'm figuring 8500lbs, truck loaded roughly 6000lbs, so pretty maxing out the tow capacity of the 5.3 standard 1500. I didn't want to drive a 2500 every day since we only tow few times a year. May down the road look into changing the gears to 373's or something.

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On ‎5‎/‎2‎/‎2019 at 2:01 PM, Controller23 said:

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Nice!  Is that the 239ML?  If so that's the camper we are seriously considering.  How does it tow?

 

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Not a heavy load, but first time out with the boat a little while back!

 

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Nice!  Is that the 239ML?  If so that's the camper we are seriously considering.  How does it tow?
 


Yes it is the 239ML. Towed pretty good the only time I’ve towed it so far. Against 30mph winds. Next weekend we are pulling it 140 miles each way, that’ll be the real test. Not expecting a problem


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6 hours ago, Bikeman said:

Our TT

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Nice TT!  Is that 35'?  I agree about driving a 2500 daily.  I have a 33' TT and just traded in a 2500 Duramax.  Loved how it towed the camper but didn't care to drive it on the rough MI roads everyday.  Hoping the new 6.2L Sierra will tow it half as well as the HD did.

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